Jackson
Reform Movements
WESTWARD
EXPANSION
CONSTITUTION
Slavery, expansion,
industry: Sectionalism
issues
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The
National Bank
only benefitted the
wealthy
What is the cause of
Jackson’s opposition to
the bank?
Farmers wanting
cropland, the Cherokee
as prisoners, loss of
their property, and
Trail of Tears
What are the factors
related to the Indian
Removal Act?
Goal was to win
election of 1832,
involved Second
National Bank, Clay,
Adams and Biddle vs.
Jackson
What is seeking an
early renewal of the
bank charter?
Lewis and Clark
Expedition
Indian Removal Act
Trail of Tears
Seneca Falls Convention
What is the chronological
sequence of historical
events?
Belief in the right of
women to speak up,
lack of right of women
to speak in courts,
Constitutional right
What is freedom of
speech?
The belief in
Transcedentalist
philosophies of social
responsibility
What is the cause of
Thoreau choosing to
not to pay taxes: Civil
Disobedience
Author and worker
with the Underground
Railroad, who wrote
of the injustice of
slavery during the
social reform era
Who is Harriet Beecher
Stowe?
Need for workers,
Irish potato famine,
Political turmoil in Europe
What are the reasons
immigration was
prevalent in mid 1800s?
Mexico was required to
give up claim to Texas
and the Rio Grande was
set as a national border.
What is the Treaty of
Guadalupe Hildalgo?
Protection of individual
freedoms and protection
from the government
What are the reasons for
the Bill of Rights being
added to the Constitution?
First attempt to outlaw
slavery
Bill of Rights for settlers
Specific processes to
apply for statehood
What is the Northwest
Ordinance?
Followed the MexicanAmerican War and stipulated
that New Mexico would have
popular sovereignty, California
would be free and effectively
dealt with the slave issue in
new territories after the
Mexican American War.
What is the Compromise
of 1850?
Fulfilled the goal of
manifest destiny and
completed the
continental U.S.
What is the Gadsden
Purchase?
Louisiana Purchase
Annexation of Texas
U.S. Mexican War
What are contributing
points of territorial
expansion for the U.S.?
A war for independence
from Mexico and a War
over national boundaries.
What are the differences
in the War for Texas
Independence and the
U.S. Mexican War?
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
Executive Branch
What are the
Constitutional divisions
of power in the Central
Government?
Disagreement over the
balance of power
between state and federal
governments.
What is the reason
for the
development of
political parties?
The decision on how
slavery would affect
representation in the
government
What is the Three-Fifths
Compromise?
Belief in the right to ignore
constitutional laws, to do
that which is best for one’s
state.
What is the idea of states
rights?
Right to remain silent,
right to own property,
right to due process
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What are the
amendment rights?
He was the leader who
sought to resolve dispute
through compromises
Who is Henry Clay?
The Fugitive Slave Law,
requiring all escaped slaves be
returned to their owners.
What is the part of the
Compromise of 1850
that angered
Abolitionists
Large crops, slave labor,
Southern region, regional
economics
What is the Plantation
system?
Abolitionism, Tariffs,
Plantation Systems, and
leaders such as Douglass
and Stanton
What are factors that
contributed to
sectionalism?
Increase in the price of
goods needed, and lack of
tariff protection for their
own products.
What are reasons for
Southern opposition to
the tariff