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Haitian Revolution Ends
Its end caused the slave trade system to be reintroduced and ended Frances domain in the colonies -
Sedition and Alien Acts expired
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Election of 1800
Thomas Jefferson defeats John Adams to become third president -
Midnight Appointments
Before leaving office, Adams filled the positions of the government with federalists, in turn causing problems for Jefferson -
Louisiana Territoy
Purchased by Jefferson from the French. Big impact on Americas expansion westward -
Embargo Act of 1807
Jefferson's foreign policy which closed ports in hopes of remaining neutral -
USS Chesapeake
Tensions began to rise after British attacked the USS Chesapeake -
Steam Boat invented
By Robert Fulton -
Slave Trade Resumed
Slade trade resumed after it was outlawed due to the Haitian Revolution -
James Madison President
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Battle of Tippecanoe
British attempted to supply natives with resources for the battle which angered americans -
War of 1812
Begun over Americas desire to maintain its neutrality after the French revolution -
Madison War Decleration
declared war against british -
Power loom mills invented
by Francis Lowell and Paul Moody -
Star Spangled Banner
Written by Francis Scott Key while aboard a british ship -
Battle of New Orleans
won by the colonies -
Rise of Federalism
Federalists tired to stop the colonies from going to war and stop providing power to the republicans -
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Agricultural Inventions
McCormick's mechanical reaper
John Deere's steel bladed plow -
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Benevolent empire
a culture of religion and reform who sought to change society for the best -
American System
Made of up Calhoun and Clay to increase Americas economic status -
James Monroe President
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Rise of Anti Masonic Party
wanted to destroy the freemasons -
1.5 Million Slaves
Civil War on horizon -
Missouri Compromise
Congress would admit Missouri as a slave state, Maine a free state, and the Louisiana Purchase would be divided -
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Immigrants Arrive
five million come to united states -
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Second Great Awakening
period of spiritual revivals -
Missouri joins union
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John Quincy Adams President
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Erie Canal completed
in New York -
First Long Distance Railroad
launched from Maryland -
Andrew Jackson President
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Indian Removal Act
Discussion on how to remove natives from America's new land -
Nat Turner Rebellion
slaves revolted killing 57 whites -
Nullification Crisis
United ideas of secession and states rights -
Jackson separates from the Bank
refuses to fund the nation bank of america -
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Texas Revolution
Texas successfully seceded form Mexico -
Battle of the Alamo
A few number of men at the Alamo defended against Santa Anna army for multiple days -
Battle of San Jacinto
Sam Houston defeats Santa Anna -
Panic of 1837
economic collapse due to the need for railroad materials -
Martin Van Buren President
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Rise of Whig Party
due to the resolve of the Panic of 1837 -
Trail of Tears
a pathway that was used to get Indians out -
New Echota Treaty
passed by Van Buren to forcibly remove Indians who are not leaving themselves -
Anti Slavery Convention
consisted of abolitionists who opposed slavery -
William Harrison President
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John Tyler President
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Child Labor Issue
children were being forced to work in factories at a young age -
Telegraph Invented
by Samuel Morse -
James Polk President
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Fredrick Douglass Autobiography
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Seneca Falls Convention
women rights advocates -
Gold Rush
thousands moved to California in hopes of striking rich -
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
made antislavery people very mad -
Wisconsin admitted into union
free state -
Zachary Taylor President
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Fillmore President
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Compromise of 1850
made the idea of secession worse -
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Know Nothing Party
also known as the American Party -
Franklin Pierce President
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Buchanan President
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Battle of Fort Sumter
Union lost the first battle of the civil war -
Battle of Bull Run
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Period: to
Abe Lincoln President
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Civil War
North versus South mainly over the practice of slavery -
Grant captures Fort Henry and Donelson
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Naval Duel at Hampton Roads
fight between two ironclad warships -
First and Second Confiscation Act
abolished slavery in columbia and in land that came under the unions control -
Emancipation Proclamation
by Lincoln -
Battle of Antietam
General Lee loses -
Battle of Gettysburg
Lee loses -
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Reconstruction Era
America plan post civil war -
Battle of Petersburg
North laid siege on the south in the city -
Lee Surrendered
Civil War ends at Appomattox court House