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The Cumberland Road
The National Road (Cumberland Road) was built by the Federal government in response to a statemenrt for a road to tie together the East with the early West. The route selected ran from Cumberland, Maryland, through southwestern Pennsylvania to Wheeling, West Virginia at first. When the road was changed and made bigger the road stretched to Vandalia, Illinois. *DISCLAIMER- COULDN'T FINE THE ACTUAL DATE. -
Era of Good Feelings.
The Era of Good feelings was a national mood of the United States from 1815 to 1825. As first described by the Columbian Centinel on July 12 1817. During this time James Monroe had 2 terms as a president. He also defeated the last of the federalists candidates. *DISCLAIMER- COULDN"T FIND THE ACTUAL DATE. -
Erie Canal
This canal was used to link and connect the Hudson River to Lake Erie. The canal could also be used to open the country west of the Appalachian Mountains. The Erie Canal was made all by man, with little up by horses also. The time of construction was through 1827 to 1825. -
Emergence of Sectionalism
By about 1815 the economy started doing better, and the country was being united more and more. America's second war with England gave them a boost of confidence. The colonies started getting along better and there wasn't as much tension as there previously was, -
Election of John Quincy Adams
When one of Adams competitors in the event was beating him by both electoral vote. When Henry Clay knew he had to way of winning the presidency for this term, he made an agreement with Adams, which would give him more electoral votes than his competitors. We still believe that the speaker of the house, Henry Clay persuaded the house to vote for Adams, since it was the houses decesion of who became the next president of the U.S. *DISCLAIMER- COULDN"T FIND ACTUAL DATE. -
Tariff of Abominations
Before Andrew Jackson got into the office, congress placed a high tarrif on imports. The angry southerners called this act the Tarrif of Abomination. Most of the american buisnesses were going out in effect of the british buisnesses. The northerners had supported the tarrif. -
Election of Andrew Jackson
Andrew Jackson was one of Adam's competitors to go asainst him in the election of 1824. He was furious when he lost, especially when he believes that Henry Clay helped him win. While Adam's term, Andrew Jackson figured out that the northern part of the U.S didn't vote for Adams, so he spent his time in the north getting people to vot for him in the next election, which he did win. -
First Gold Rush
The first big main gold rush was started in California. JAmes Marshall, a builder wa building as he came across some gold nuggets, which could you make in days back then. News quickly spread to all ends of the country and California would be the biggest gold rush so far, after Georgia and Carolina. *DISCLAIMER- COULDN'T FIND THE ACTUAL DATE. -
Choctaw Creek and Chickasaw Removal
Native American nations the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole that were considered civilized by European settlers during the colonial and early federal period. *DISCLAIMER- COULDN'T FIND THE ACTUAL DATE. -
Indian Removal Act
At first when they signed the treaty to get the Native American tribe to move, the Native Americans signed it, not knowing what there furture consisted of. The U.S. promised that they would get more land if they moved, where actually it was less enriched soil, and not as good conditions as their original land. -
Cherokee Nation v . Georgia
This is a high-class case that had to deal with the Native Americans and Georgia was trying to tax the Native Americans and make them follow whatever laws/rules the state wants them to follow. The result of this case is that Georgia can't tax the Indians, and they do not have to follow some rules that Georiga people have to follow. *DISCLAIMER- COULDN'T FIND THE ACTUAL DATE. -
Sauk Removal
During Jackson's presidency, many Native Americans still lived east of the Mississippi river. The Americans battled with the Indians, made treatys, agreements, and other stuff to try to persuade the Native Americans to move. They did nopt care if they had to do it in peace or by force. *DISCLAIMER-COULDN'T FIND THE ACTUAL DATE. -
Worchester v. Georgia
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President Jackson Vetos
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Nullifiction Crisis
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Second Seminole War
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Election of Van Martin Buren
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Panic of 1837
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Sequoya Writes the Cherokee Language
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Trail of Tears
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