CHAPTER 8 – Varieties of American Nationalism

1. BUILDING A NATIONAL MARKET

a. Banking, Currency, and Protection

b. Transportation

2. EXPANDING WESTWARD

a. The Great Migrations

b. The Plantation System in the Southwest

c. Trade and Trapping in the Far West

d. Eastern Images of the West

3. THE “ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS”

a. The End of the First Party System

b. John Quincy Adams and Florida

c. The Panic of 1819

4. SECTIONALISM AND NATIONALISM

a. The Missouri Compromise

b. Marshall and the Court

c. The Court and the Tribes

d. The Latin American Revolution and the Monroe Doctrine

5. THE REVIVAL OF OPPOSITION

a. The “Corrupt Bargain”

b. The Second President Adams

c. Jackson Triumphant

Essential Terms

The Following terms appear in the College Board's AP US History Curriculum Framework and, thus, may be used in questions on the AP exam. Students should become familiar with these terms and be able to define them in the context of American nationalism and developing sense of national identity following the War of 1812.

• Democrats
• Whigs
• Primacy of the judiciary in determining the meaning of the Constitution
• Market economy
• Regional identity
• National culture
• Textile machinery
• Steam engines
• Interchangeable parts
• Canals
• Agricultural inventions
• Women in factories
• Cotton
• Unified national economy
• American System
• Louisiana Purchase

FOCAL TERMS - The following terms are helpful in addressing the Key Concepts and Themes of the course.

• Adams-Onis Treaty
• American System
• Factory system
• Francis Cabot Lowell
• Gibbons v. Ogden
• Henry Clay
• John Quincy Adams
• “Corrupt Bargain”
• McCulloch v. Maryland
• Missouri Compromise
• Monroe Doctrine
• Seminole War
• Stephen H. Long
• Tallmadge Amendment
• Worcester v. Georgia
• Webster-Ashburton Treaty

The Fighting Kentuckian (1949)

A Man Called Horse (1970)

Amistad (1997)