Title: Economic Growth
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2Economic Growth
3People (1)
4People (2)
5Westward Bound
6Treaty Time
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8Econ.
people1
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move west
Treaty time
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9Economic system where people are free to buy,
sell, and produce whatever they want also, work
wherever they wish
10 Free Enterprise
114 reasons why the industrial revolution started
in New England
12Poor soil Location near natural
resources Rivers/streams Port cities
13This invention by Eli Whitney led to mass
production in the north and cheaper goods
14Interchangeable parts
15List 3 disadvantages of new cities or city growth
16Unpaved sidewalks No sewage system Disease
Fire
17Describe agriculture in the north, south, and
west during the 1820s
18North small scale farming, produce marketed
locally South cotton is king, use of
slaves West cotton, cash crops (corn, wheat),
pork industry
19Won the election of 1816 without much opposition
(Federalist Party were seen as traitors)
20James Monroe
21List two results of steamboats
22- Faster transportation
- Cheaper transportation
- Growth of western cities
23Court Case Baltimore bank refused to pay the
state of Maryland a tax. End result federal
govt has more power than the state govt
24McCulloch v Maryland
25Chief supporter of state sovereignty and opposed
high tariffs, would support all policies that
benefit the south
26John Calhoun
27Governor of NY who made the Erie Canal possible
28DeWitt Clinton
29National leader who tried to resolve disputes in
Congress through compromise, from the western
region
30Henry Clay
31Helped Chili and Peru gain independence from
Spanish rule
32Jose de san Martin
33Known as the liberator won freedom for
Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia from Spain
34Simon Bolivar
35Favored policies that would strengthen the nation
and help the north, he was a great speaker
36Daniel Webster
37Spanish minister to the US who wanted Andrew
Jackson punished for capturing Spanish forts in
Florida
38Luis de Onis
39What happened to the population of the US from
1790-1820 (according to the census)
40More than doubled 2 million to 10 million
41What were the two types of roads found in the US
during the early 1800s?
42Crushed stone Corduroy roads
43This state petitioned Congress in 1803 when they
were admitted to the Union wanted to be
connected to the east
44Ohio
45What were two problems with river travel in the
early 1800s?
46Major rivers flowed north to south Traveling
upstream against a current is difficult
47From 1803-1816, 9 states were admitted to the
Union. List 5 of them.
48Vermont Kentucky Tennessee Ohio Indiana Ill
inois Mississippi Alabama Missouri
49In order for this to happen, Maine had to be
admitted as a free state.
50Missouri Compromise
51Where would you find this quote North and
South America are henceforth not to be
considered subjects for future colonization by
European powers
52Monroe Doctrine
53 In 1817, (first GB treaty with the US), set
limits on the amount of vessels allowed on the
Great Lakes
54Rush-Bagot Treaty
55Court case that involved a monopoly on river
travel in New York, end result federal govt
can control river travel, not the state govts
56Gibbons v Ogden
57Daily Double!!
58Spain gave east Florida to the US and abandoned
all claims to West Florida. US gave up Its
claims to Spanish Texas.
59Adams Onis Trety
60This city became an industrial center because of
the Erie Canal
61New York City
62In what state did the National Road end up? (it
began in Maryland)
63Illinois
64Created the Boston Manufacturing Company in
Waltham, Mass.
65Francis Lowell
66What was the name of Fultons steamboat?
67Clermont
68- Which of the following is NOT Clays American
System - Low tariffs/sale of foreign goods
- Internal improvements
- High tariffs, protect Amer. Industry
- National bank with branches in the states
69Low tariffs, sale of foreign goods
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