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One effect of the Market Revolution was
Decrease in foreign trade
More colonies being created
Growth in transportation and industrial production
Decline in factory jobs
Jackson’s presidency was known for
Expanding power of the executive branch
Strengthening the power of the courts
Supporting abolition of slavery
Eliminating the spoils system
The spoils system was when Jackson
Hired only judges from the South
Gave government jobs to political supporters
Appointed leaders from Congress
Cut spending on military supplies
The Nullification Crisis involved
The end of westward expansion
Native Americans suing for land
States banning slavery on their own
A state refusing to enforce a federal tariff
The Indian Removal Act led to
Natives joining Congress based on their population
Native Americans gaining citizenship
Peaceful relocation to the North
Forced migration of tribes west of the Mississippi River
Worcester v. Georgia ruled that
States could not interfere with Native lands
Congress must fund westward migration
The military could seize tribal land
Jackson had to step down
The abolitionist movement wanted to
Raise tariffs on slave goods
Promote colonization of western lands
End slavery across the United States
Expand plantation farming
William Lloyd Garrison supported abolition by
Arguing for popular sovereignty
Voting against the Compromise of 1850
Publishing The Liberator
Fighting in the Mexican-American War
Uncle Tom’s Cabin influenced public opinion by
Defending the southern way of life
Promoting expansion into Canada
Exposing the cruelty of slavery
Encouraging new trade laws
Seneca Falls Convention was significant because it
Gave women the right to vote
Passed new state laws in the South
Elected the first female president
Started the organized women’s rights movement
One goal of the women’s rights movement was
Access to land in western territories
Equal legal and voting rights
More jobs in northern factories
End of immigration quotas
The concept of Manifest Destiny was used to
End slavery in the South
Block all immigration
Promote trade with Britain
Justify U.S. expansion across North America
The Missouri Compromise aimed to
Keep a balance of slave and free states
Abolish slavery in all new lands
Allow states to tax imports
Give more power to Congress
The Compromise of 1850 included
Immediate end to slavery
The return of the Missouri Compromise line
A stronger Fugitive Slave Law
A ban on state taxes
Popular sovereignty allowed
Presidents to choose new states
Congress to ban voting
Voters to decide on slavery in new territories
Judges to make trade laws
“Bleeding Kansas” resulted from
Railroad expansion
Violence over slavery in Kansas Territory
Native raids on towns
Disputes over the Erie Canal
