| A | B |
|---|
| James Watt | invented the steam engine |
| National Road | the first interstate road funded by the Federal Government |
| Interchangeable parts | made products easier to fix through replacement parts |
| Adams-Onis | treaty signed with Spain concerning Florida |
| Fulton's Folly | name of the first steamboat |
| Patent | a law that protects inventions |
| Mass production | the manufacture of good in large quantities |
| Assembly line | added by Henry Ford to increase production |
| Industrial Revolution | shift from manufacturing in homes to factories |
| Cotton gin | invention that increased slavery in the South |
| Spoils system | giving jobs to your supporters |
| Kitchen cabinet | unofficial advisers |
| Henry Clay | known as the Great Compromiser |
| South Carolina Exposition and Protest | the resolution for states' rights passed by SC |
| Force Act | the power to enforce tariff laws with the military |
| Ordinance of Nullification | South Carolina passes this to make the Tariffs null and void |
| Tariff of Abominations | nickname of the the Tariff of 1816 by Southerners |
| Veto | power of the President to reject a law |
| Tariff Act of 1833 | new law that lowered tariffs to the price of 1816 over 10 years |
| National bank | idea that Jackson opposed because he did not understand it |
| King Mob | nickname of Andrew Jackson's supporters |
| Corrupt bargaining | Jackson accused Adams of this for giving Clay a high position |
| Indian Resettlement Act of 1830 | provided the removal of Indians to lands west of Mississippi |
| Trail of Tears | nickname for the Indian Resettlement Act of 1830 |
| Greater democracy, the Union as a whole, power of the President | Jackson's convictions |
| Cotton | the crop had become important to the Southern economy |
| Samuel Slater | memorized plans for a mill |
| Francis Cabot Lowell | first person to combine spinning and weaving under one roof |
| Champion of the common man | Andrew Jackson |
| American system | US bank, protective tariff, transportation |
| Other name for the Cumberland Road | National Road |
| Erie Canal | gateway to the west |
| James Monroe | 5th President of the United State |
| American system | the three part program to strengthen the American colony |
| Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun, Daniel Webster | the three men that supported the American system |
| West | most new states added to the Union were in this section of the US |
| Andrew Jackson | led Americans against the Spanish in eastern Florida |
| Women and children | New groups of workers that began to work in factories |
| Protective tariff | tax used to persuade Americans to buy domestic products |
| Land | the first financial scare was caused by people investing in this |
| Panic of 1819 | the first financial scare in the US |
| The Monster | the nickname given to the bank after the financial crisis |
| Russia | the nation that warned other nations of use of the Pacific Ocean |
| The Monroe Doctrine | name of the foreign plociy address given by President Monroe |
| Western | the hemisphere that President Monroe warned was closed to further colonization |
| Northeast | the section of the nation that saw the most industrial growth |
| South Carolina passes this to make the Tariffs null and void | Ordinance of Nullification |
| US gets Florida from _____________ and gives up claims to _____________ | Spain; Oregon |
| US assumed ____ claims Americans held against | 5 million; Spain |
| US gave up claims to _________ | Texas |
