Advanced Placement United States History
Vocabulary List
Period 4: 1800-1848
For PPT: Jefferson 1& 2
1. “Revolution of 1800”
2. President Thomas Jefferson
3. Albert Gallatin
4. 12th Amendment
5. John Marshall
6. Marbury v. Madison, 1803
7. judicial review
8. impeachment of Samuel Chase
9. McCullough v. Maryland
10. Dartmouth College v. Woodward, 1819
11. Cohens v. Virginia
12. Gibbons v. Ogden
13. Daniel Webster
14. Haitian Rebellion
15. Toissant L’Ouverture
16. Louisiana Purchase
17. Lewis and Clark Expedition
18. Sacagawea
19. Napoleonic Wars
20. order in council
21. impressment
22. Chesapeake-Leopard Affair
23. Embargo Act
24. President James Madison
25. War Hawks
26. Henry Clay
27. John C. Calhoun
28. Battle of Tippecanoe
29. Shawnee Confederation
30. Tecumseh
31. The Prophet (Tenskawatawa)
32. William Henry Harrison
33. War of 1812
34. Francis Scott Key, Star Spangled Banner
35. Andrew Jackson
36. Battle of Horseshoe Bend
37. Battle of New Orleans
38. Treaty of Ghent
39. Hartford Convention
40. American System
41. Second National Bank (BUS)
42. Tariff of 1816
43. Internal Improvements
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Era of Good Feelings
James Monroe
Tallmadge Amendment
Missouri Compromise
Panic of 1819
Rush-Bagot Treaty
Convention of 1818
Florida Purchase Treaty
First Seminole War
Monroe Doctrine
John Quincy Adams
Davy Crockett
Noah Webster
McGuffey Readers
Knickerbocker Group
James Fenimore Cooper
Washington Irving
William Cullen Bryant
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Transcendentalism
Romanticism
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Henry David Thoreau
Walt Whitman
Monticello
John Trumbull
Hudson River School
Thomas Cole
Asher Durand
John J. Audubon
For PPT: Rise of Mass Democracy
1. “New Democracy”
2. Frederick Jackson Turner: “The Significance of the Frontier on American History”
3. workingmen's parties
4. caucus system
5. nominating conventions
6. election of 1824
7. The “corrupt bargain”
8. Henry Clay
9. President John Quincy Adams
10. “Tariff of Abominations,” 1828
11. John C. Calhoun, “Southern Carolina Exposition”
12. “Revolution of 1828”
13. President Andrew Jackson
14. spoils system
15. “Kitchen Cabinet”
16. Webster-Hayne Debate
17. Tariff of 1832
18. Nullification Crisis, 1832
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Tariff of 1833
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Nicholas Biddle
“Pet Bank” scheme
Specie Circular
veto of the BUS
general incorporation laws
limited liability
Charles River Bridge case
Maysville Road veto
Indian Removal Act, 1830
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Five Civilized Nations: Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Seminole
Cherokee Nation v. Georgia, 1831
Worcester v. Georgia, 1832
“Trail of Tears”
Indian Territory
Black Hawk War
Second Seminole War
Republic of Texas
Stephen Austin
General Santa Anna
Alamo
election of 1836
Whigs
William Henry Harrison
President Martin Van Buren
Panic of 1837
Independent Treasury System
election of 1840
Liberty Party
For PPT: The Market Revolution
1. Market Revolution
2. Irish Immigration
3. Irish Potato Famine
4. Tammany Hall
5. German immigration
6. Kindergarten
7. beer
8. nativism
9. “Know-Nothing” Party
10. Industrial Revolution
11. Samuel Slater
12. spinning jenny
13. Eli Whitney
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sewing machine, Elias Howe & Isaac Singer
telegraph, Samuel F.B. Morse
Lowell System
Lowell, Massachusetts
Boston Associates
“Lowell girls”
general incorporation laws
limited liability
Charles River Bridge case
steel plow, John Deere
mechanical mower reaper, Cyrus McCormick
Transportation Revolution
turnpikes
National Road
conestogas
steamboat, Robert Fulton
Erie Canal
railroad
regional specialization
For PPT: Reform and Society in the Antebellum South
1. Deism
2. Unitarianism
3. Second Great Awakening
4. camp meetings
5. “circuit riders”
6. Peter Cartwright
7. Charles Grandison Finney
8. “Burnt-Over District”
9. Adventists
10. Mormons
11. Joseph Smith
12. Brigham Young
13. perfectionism
14. abolitionism
15. temperance movement
16. Maine Law of 1851, Neal Dow
17. Republican Motherhood
18. Lucretia Mott
19. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
20. Susan B. Anthony
21. Angelina Grimké
22. Sarah Grimké
23. Lucy Stone
24. Amelia Bloomer
25. Margaret Fuller
26. Seneca Falls Convention, 1848
27. Dorothea Dix
28. Horace Mann
29. Noah Webster
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New Harmony, Indiana
Brook Farm, Massachusetts
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cult of domesticity
Godey’s Ladiesbook
Catherine Beecher
Alexis de Toqueville, Democracy in America
Frederick Jackson Turner, “The Significance of the Frontier in U.S. History”
For PPT: Slavery in the Antebellum America
1. “King Cotton”
2. cotton gin, Eli Whitney
3. Border South
4. Middle South
5. Lower South
6. “cotton belt” or “black belt”
7. “Peculiar Institution”
8. Stono Rebellion, 1739
9. Gabriel Prosser Revolt
10. Denmark Vesey Conspiracy
11. Nat Turner’s Rebellion
12. “Mountain Whites”
13. African American Episcopal Church
14. Richard Allen
15. abolitionism
16. American Colonization Society
17. Liberia
18. William Lloyd Garrison
19. The Liberator
20. American Anti-Slavery Society
21. Theodore Weld, American Slavery as It Is
22. Wendell Phillips
23. Angelina and Sara Grimké
24. Lydia Maria Child
25. Arthur and Lewis Tappan
26. David Walker
27. Sojourner Truth
28. Elijah Lovejoy
29. Martin Delaney
30. Frederick Douglass
31. Underground Railroad
32. Harriet Tubman
33. Prigg v. Pennsylvania
34. George Fitzhugh
35. “northern wage slaves”
36. Gag Resolution