Gave rights not given to the federal government to the states

Abolished slavery in the United States

Against the Constitution, believed it needed a bill of rights to give people more freedom

Supported the Constitution, believed it created a more stable Union

Millions moved to the U.S. to find a job

America began making money from building factories

Allows Supreme Court to declare laws unconstitutional

U.S. desire to own land from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific coast

The belief that governments do what the people vote for

The right to freedom from cruel or unusual punishment

The ability of the Supreme Court to declare laws unconstitutional

The desire to own land from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific coast

The right to freedom of religion, assembly, press, petition, speech

The U.S. desire to own land from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific coast

The movement of millions to the U.S. to find a job

The abolition of slavery in the United States

Rights to build factories and make money

Rights all people have from birth; life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness

Rights to claim territory and expand empires

Rights to work as slaves on plantations

Land U.S. got after U.S.-Mexican War; included California

Millions moved to the U.S. to find a job

America began making money from building factories

Movement of people from rural farm areas to cities to work in factories

The process of people moving to cities to work in factories

The movement of millions to the U.S. to find a job

The desire to own land from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific coast

The abolition of slavery in the United States

due to distance from Great Britain

Finding new trade routes, spreading religion, gaining wealth and power, and discovering new lands and resources. Gold, God, Glory.