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Chapter 8: Market Revolution, Transportation Revolution, Erie Canal, Panic of 1819, steam engine, telegraph, Cotton Kingdom, Lowell Massachusetts, plantation system, wage labor, Antebellum, xenophobia, Know-Nothing Party
Chapter 9: Andrew Jackson, Missouri Crisis, Missouri Compromise of 1820, sectionalism, Henry Clay, the Nullification Crisis, Petticoat Affair, the Bank War, specie vs. bank notes, Panic of 1837, Whig Party and the Whig coalition, populism, Jacksonian Democracy,
Chapter 10: revivalism, Second Great Awakening, Protestant, new denominations, transcendentalism, temperance, abolition, antislavery movement, anti-colonization movement, Charles Finney, American Temperance Society, The Liberator, William Lloyd Garrison, Frederick Douglass, John Brown’s Raid, Seneca Falls Convention
How did the Market Revolution change gender roles and family life?
Why did reform movements emerge in antebellum America? Choose one to explain in more detail.
Abolition gained tractions during the Antebellum period, but evolved over the first half of the century. In what ways were the abolitionist strategies the same over time? In what ways were they different?
Assess the presidency of Andrew Jackson. To what extent was he champion of democracy, and to what extent did his policies and actions undermine democratic principles during his time in office?
Explain Manifest Destiny and its impact on Western Expansion. Make sure to discuss the impact on various groups of people and the geography of the American West.