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Key Dates Famous People “Wars” Nationalism Sectionalism

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180318191820

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Each involved U.S. territories

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180718091810

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All involved efforts by Jefferson and Madison to gain neutral trading rights

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181418171818

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All were years in which treaties were negotiated

between Great Britain and the USA.

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181618191832

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The Second Bank of the US

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181918371873

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The years when financial panics hit the US economy

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Cyrus McCormickEli Whitney

Robert Fulton

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All inventors whose inventions helped spark

agricultural development.

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Oliver PerryStephen DecaturAndrew Jackson

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All war heroes.

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FletcherMcCulloch

Gibbons

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All names in court cases in which judicial review was used to strike down state

laws.

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Thomas JeffersonNapolean BonaparteToussant L’Overture

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All key players in the U.S. opportunity to purchase Louisiana.

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Henry ClayAndrew JacksonJohn Marshall

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All put nationalism above sectionalism.

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Lake ErieFt. McHenryNew Orleans

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All battles of the War of 1812 in which the

Americans triumphed.

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Barbary PiratesEnglish sailors

Seminole Indians

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All people who attacked U.S. citizens.

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TippecanoeThames

Horseshoe Bend

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All battles fought by US soldiers against Native

American resistance during the War of 1812.

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FederalistsHartfordites

Opponents of Mr. Madison’s War

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They could be the same people.

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ImpressmentRunaway slaves

Ransom demands

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All causes of U.S. decision to go to war.

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Henry ClayJohn Calhoun

Daniel Webster

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All War Hawks

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We have met the enemy and they are ours.

Our Country, Right or WrongEvery good citizen makes his

country’s honor his own.

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Quotes by famous war heroes (Perry, Decatur,

Jackson)

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CreeksShawnee

Cherokees

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Native Americans who sided with the British in

the War of 1812

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Alexander HamiltonHenry Clay

McCulloch v. Maryland

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All supported the “implied powers” theory

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Benjamin RushJohn Quincy Adams

James Madison

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All nationalist Secretaries of State

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Gabriel ProesserDenmark Vessey

Nat Turner

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All planned or led slave revolts and all were

executed for it.

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Samuel SlaterKing Cotton

slavery

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All contributed to economic sectionalism

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faminerevolutions

America’s reputation

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All causes of Irish and German immigration

(principally to the North)

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strikebreakerslegal papers

fear of kidnapping

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All things pertaining to free blacks in antebellum

America

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Code of chivalryPeculiar institutionWhite paternalism

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All characteristics of Southern antebellum culture