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AP US History Vocab 2
AP US History Vocabulary
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movement dedicated to abolition of slavery
Abolitionist Movement
society that said blacks must go to Africa to end slavery problem
American Colonization Society
political battles surrounding attempt to reduce National Bank powers
Bank War
Cherokees claimed Georgia had no right to enforce laws on their territory
Cherokee Nation v Georgia
party born during candidacy of Andrew Jackson, policies from Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
an ex-slave who became a leader for the abolitionist movement
Frederick Douglass
1832 legislation that gave President the power the invade any state is necessary to enforce
federal law
Force Act
first president to come from the west
Andrew Jackson
an informal group of advisors on whom the president relies on for advice
Kitchen Cabinet
drive that began the second half of 19th century to unionize workers
Labor Movement
radical abolitionist journal of William Lloyd Garrison that was first published in 1831
The Liberator
a system developed in the textile mills of Lowell, Massachusetts, which used as much
machinery as possible
Lowell System
served as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
John Marshall
President's statement that an attack by a European state on any nation in the W Hemisphere
should be considered attack on the US
Monroe Doctrine
an economic panic that hit the US in 1819; led to rural distrust of the Bank
Panic of 1819
American economy suffered deep depression when Great Britain reduced amount of credit it
offered US
Panic of 1837
first textile production system in England, where merchants gave wool to families who in
their homes created yarn and then cloth
Putting-Out System
part of the effort the remove Native Americans from western lands to make way for American
settlement
Removal Act of 1830
religious meetings consisting of soul searching, preaching, and prayer during Second Great
Awakening
Revival Meetings
religious revival movement in 19th century
Second Great Awakening
a patronage system in which an elected official is able to fill a govt job with political allies
and campaign workers
Spoils System
movement that developed in America before the Civil War that lamented the effect that alcohol
had on American society
Temperance Movement
the forced march of 20,000 members of the Cherokee tribe to their newly designated 'homeland'
in Oklahoma
Trail of Tears
1830 Senate debate between Daniel Webster and Robert Hayne over the issue of states' rights
and nullification
Webster-Hayne Debate
a political party that arose in opposition to President Andrew Jackson
Whig Party