Review timeline sheets 1800s answers

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1800
Barbary pirates
Burr – Hamilton duel
Embargo Act
John Marshall
Lewis and Clark
Louisiana Purchase
Marbury v. Madison
1810
Battle of New Orleans
Era of Good Feelings
Hartford Convention
Tecumseh
Treaty of Ghent
War Hawks
1820
"Corrupt bargain"
Continental Economy
Democrats and Whigs
Jacksonian Democracy
Lowell system
Missouri Compromise
Monroe Doctrine
Spoils system
Tallmadge Amendment
Tariff of Abominations
1830
2nd Great Awakening
Alamo
1840
"54 40 or fight!"
Declaration of Sentiments
American Temperance Society Dorothea Dix
Charles Finney, Lyman Beecher Gold Rush
Indian Removal Act
James K. Polk
Nullification crisis
Manifest Destiny
Oklahoma Territory
Mexican War
Specie Circular
Popular campaigning
Webster – Hayne debate Seneca Falls Convention
Texas admitted into U.S.
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Utopian Communities
1850
Dred Scott v. Sanford
Free soil party
Freeport Doctrine
Harper’s Ferry
John Brown
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Know Nothing party
Lecompton Constitution
Popular sovereignty
Republican party
Stephen Douglas
Sumner-Brooks incident
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Wilmot Proviso
1860
Andrew Johnson
Appomattox Courthouse
Comstock Lode
Draft riots
Fort Laramie treaty
Fort Sumter
Freedman’s Bureau
Gettysburg
Homestead Act
March to the Sea
Morrill Land Grant Act
Sand Creek massacre
Tenure of Office Act
Transcontinental Railroad
1870
15 Amendment
Cattle Drives
Chief Joseph
Crazy Horse
Cowboys
Comstock Law
Hayes-Tilden election
Helen Hunt Jackson
Horatio Alger
National Labor Union
Social Darwinism
Standard Oil
William "Boss" Tweed
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1880
1890
American Federation of Labor American Protective Association
Anti-Saloon League
Boomtowns
Chinese Exclusion Act
Custer & Little Big Horn
Dawes Severalty Act
Gospel of Wealth
Ghost Dance movement
Haymarket Riot
Knights of Labor
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Cuban Revolution
Eugene Debs
Great White Fleet
Homestead Strike
NAWSA
Populists
Pullman Strike
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Turner’s Frontier Thesis
U.S. Steel
Wounded Knee
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