Unit III IDs

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Unit III IDs

• Chapter 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13

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Ch 9 pp 296 - 307

• Protective Tariff
• Dartmouth College v Woodward
• Roads and Canals
• Rise in Consumers
• Southern Migrants

3
Ch 9 pp 307 - 316

• Northern Migrants
• Market Revolution at Home
• Factory Towns
• Rise of Businessmen
• Cities Industrializing

4
Ch 9 pp 316 - 321

• Slave Labor
• Yeomen Farmers
• Subsistence Farming
• The Plantation System

5
Ch 10 pp 324 - 332

• Rise in Religion
• Domestic Life
• Rise in the Arts
• Millerites
• Joseph Smith

6
Ch 10 pp 332 - 341

• Rise in sports
• Acting and the Theater
• Print
• Southern Family Life
• Pro-slavery Christianity

7
Ch 10 pp 341 - 348

• The Slave Families
• White Missions
• Slave Christians
• Slave Revolts

8
Ch 11 pp 352 - 361

• Northern and Western Whigs
• Democrats and the Economy
• Public Schools
• Prisons
• Social Reform in the South

9
Ch 11 pp 361 - 372

• Temperance Movement
• Free Blacks
• Democratic Racism
• Abolitionism
• American Anti-Slavery Society

10
Ch 11 pp 372 - 376

• Sylvester Graham
• Moral Reforms
• Womens Rights
• Seneca Falls, New York

11
Ch 12 pp 380 - 391

• Expanding West
• Slavery and Compromise
• Panic of 1819
• Corrupt Bargain
• Rise of Jackson
• Election of 1828

12
Ch 12 pp 391 - 405

• Jackson and the Indians
• Tariff of 1828
• Nullification
• Fall of Calhoun
• Battle over the Bank
• Birth of the Whigs

13
Ch 13 pp 408 - 416

• Westward Expansion
• Westward Trails
• Texas Annexation
• Oregon Territory

14
Ch 13 pp 416 - 424

• Mexican War
• Wilmot Proviso
• Free Soil Party
• Gold

15
Ch 13 pp 424 - 431

• Clays Compromise
• Fugitive Slave Law
• Slave Bounty Hunters
• Uncle Toms Cabin
• William Walker