impressment. policy of seizing people or property for military of public service
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Impressment
Policy of seizing people or
property for military of public
service
War Hawks
Members of Congress who pushed for war against Great
Britain
National Road
built by the federal government in the
early 1800s,extended from Maryland to
Illinois
Erie Canal
Completed in 1825, connected the Great Lakes to the Hudson
River
Industrial Revolution
Shift from manual labor
to mechanized work
Interchangeable Parts
Identical components that can be used in place of one
another
Nationalism
Loyalty and devotion to
one’s country
Adams-Onis Treaty
In 1819, Spain ceded Florida
to the US
Monroe Doctrine
Foreign policy established in 1823
that discouraged European intervention
in the Western Hemisphere
Spoils System
Practice of the political party in power giving
jobs and appointments to its supporters,
rather that to people based on their qualifications
Indian Removal Act
Passed by Congress, it allowed the federal
government to negotiate land trades with Native Americans
in the Southeast.
Trail of Tears
Forced march of the Cherokee Indians to
move west of the Mississippi in the
1830s
Transcendentalist
People who follow the literary and
philosophical movement based on finding spiritual reality
through nature and consciousness of self
Utopian Community
Separate settlement
established with the goal of moral
perfection
Second Great Awakening
Religious revival movement in the
first half of the 1800s
Temperance Movement
Goal of the movement was to end alcohol abuse and the problems
created by it
Abolitionist Movement
Movement that sought an end to slavery
Suffrage
The right
to vote
Seneca Falls Convention
First women’s rights gathering
Manifest Destiny
Belief that the US would expand to
the Pacific Ocean and
beyond