| A | B |
|---|
| Andrew Jackson | Both his parents died before he was 14 years old; first "western-born" president |
| Rachael Jackson | Shamed by a scandal involving her marriage; died before her husband was inaugurated |
| Eli Whitney | invented the cotton gin and interchangeable musket parts |
| cotton gin | invention which helped revive the dying slave system in the South |
| Industrial Revolution | items previously made at home were now made in factories |
| Indian Removal Act | passed by Jackson, all Native Americans had to live west of the Mississippi River |
| Trail of Tears | nickname for the forced journey the Cherokee and other tribes took |
| Macadam | innovation in road building using crushed stones and clay with tar on top |
| Built from Cumberland, MD to Wheeling WV | National Road |
| The National Road passed through this Ohio city | Columbus |
| First Steam Locomotive | Tom Thumb |
| The Erie Canal connected Buffalo on Lake Erie to ___ | Albany on the Hudson River |
| A toll is paid for road upkeep on this type of road | Turnpike |
| The U.S. would stay out of Europe's affairs; they should stay out of North and South America | Monroe Doctrine |
| Who owned Florida before the U.S. bought it after the Seminole War? | Spain |
| Spoils System | A president gives jobs to people who helped get him elected |
| Kitchen Cabinet | Jackson's informal advisors |
| Jackson's use of veto | on any bill he did not like |
| Percentage of southerners who owned slaves | less than half |
| Cash crop in the south in the 1850's | cotton |
| Subway | underground train |
| Hackney | horse drawn carriage |
| omnibus | short horse-drawn stage line |
| cable car | streetcars pulled along as they gripped a moving cable |
| trolley | electric streetcar |
| els | train systems in cities that are built overhead |
| James Monroe | President during the "Era of Good Feelings" |
| delegates from each state select the Presidential candidate for their party | National nominating convention |
| Old Hickory | Jackson's nickname |
| John Q. Adams | Jackson's opponent in 1824 and 1828 |
| Manifest Destiny | the idea that whites were destined to control the land from the Atlantic to the Pacific |
| Gibbons v. Ogden | established the national government's right to regulate interstate commerce |
