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AH1 M7 Review

American History 1 Module 7 Review

TermDefinition
Nationalism A strong feeling of pride and devotion to one's country.
Monroe Doctrine Foreign policy that states that American will protect and defend itself.
Marshall Court Allowed goods to flow freely between the states and helped the economy grow.
American System A system proposed by Henry Clay in which the federal government pays for internal improvements (e.g. roads).
Internal Improvements Improvements to roads, bridges, canals and other projects in the United States that are paid for by the federal government.
Henry Clay Proposed the American System.
Andrew Jackson New national hero during the War of 1812 and known as the "Common Man's" president.
James Monroe U.S. President that developed the foreign policy of the Monroe Doctrine.
War of 1812 War against the British that made the US feel stronger and more established as a nation.
Second War of Independence A war between the United States and Great Britain; better known as the War of 1812.
Anthem A song of devotion or loyalty to a nation.
Sectionalism Extreme loyalty to a particular region of a nation.
Factory System System of manufacturing where goods are produced in a factory by hourly workers.
Immigrants Foreigners who came to the United States to live and work.
Tariffs Tax on goods imported or brought in from other countries.
Federalism A system of government where power is divided between the national government and the states.
Nullification Refusal by a state to follow a national law.
Missouri Compromise Agreement that any state that applied for statehood above the 36'30 line would be free and any state that applied for statehood below the 36'30 line would be a slave state.
Abolitionist Person who wants to end slavery.
Nat Turner's Rebellion Rebellion led by Nat Turner where 60 whites were killed so Nat Turner was hung; further divided the slavery issue between the North and South.
Cotton Gin This invention led to a major growth in cotton production and the demand for more slaves.
Cotton is King Phrase used to describe the growing cotton society in the south after the cotton gin was invented.
Latitude Imaginary lines that are seen on a map or globe going east or west; used to help determine a location.
Longitude Imaginary lines that are seen on a map or globe going north or south; used to help determine a location.
Nullify To refuse to follow a national law.
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