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Delaware
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Pennsylvania
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New Jersey
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Georgia
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Connecticut
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Massachusetts
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Maryland
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South Carolina
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New Hampshire
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Virginia
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New York
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Alien and Sedition Acts
Said that people coming from different countries were "dangerous to the peace and safety of the United States" -
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George Washington Presidency
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North Carolina
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Period: to
Manifest Destiny
Expansion of the United States -
Rhode Island
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Period: to
Whiskey Rebellion
The Whiskey Rebellion resulted in armed resistance elimination and minor tax evasion -
Vermont
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Kentucky
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Tennessee
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Washington's Farewell Address
Warned people about political dangers -
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John Adams Presidency
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Thomas Jefferson Presidency
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Louisiana Purchase
828,000 square miles -
Ohio
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Period: to
Chief Justice John Marshall
Maybury v. Madison/ Fletcher v. Peck/ McCulloch v. Maryland/ Cohens v. Virginia/ Gibbons v. Ogden/ Darmouth College v. Woodward -
Lewis & Clark Expedition
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Period: to
James Madison Presidency
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War of 1812
U.S. Versus Canada and Native Americans -
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War of 1812
U.S. versus Canada and Native Americans -
Louisiana
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Indiana
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Period: to
James Monroe Presidency
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Mississippi
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Illinois
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Transcontinental Treaty
Also called Adams-Onís Treaty or the Purchase of Florida -
Missouri Compromise
Missouri requested for slavery to be permitted -
Alabama
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Maine
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Missouri compromise
Separate free states and slave states
Stop new slavery growth -
Missouri
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Monroe Doctrine
Warns European nations that the United States would't tolerate colonization -
Period: to
John Quincy Presidency
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Period: to
Andrew Jackson Presidency
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William Lloyd Garrison
Abolishinist -
John Brown
Was a white man who belived armed insurrection was the only way to overthrow slavery -
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Abolishinist Movement
Attempted to end slaverly -
Nat Turners Rebellion
Slave uprising in the south -
Arkansas
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Michigan
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Period: to
Martin Van Buren Presidency
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Trail of Tears
Andrew Jackson's Indian Removal policy -
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Women's rights activist -
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William Henry Harrison Presidency
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Period: to
John Tyler Presidency
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Florida
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Period: to
James K. Polk Presidency
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Texas
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Period: to
Mexican American War
Resulted in American victory -
Iowa
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Wisconsin
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Senca Falls Convention
First Women's rights convention -
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Zachary Taylor Presidency
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Period: to
Millard Fillmore Presidency
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Susan B. Anthony
Woman's rights activist -
California
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Period: to
Franklin Pierce Presidency
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Harriet Tubman
"The conductor of the Underground Railroad" -
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James Buchanan Presidency
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Minnesota
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Oregon
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Period: to
Abraham Lincolon Presidency
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Sojourner Truth
Wanted equal rights for African-Americans and women -
Fredrick Douglas
