Cross History

2. pg.137(TEAR) In the 1820s ___________ revived Jeffersons old party of southern and northern agrarians into national coalition to minimal government.
8. pg.141(TEAR) President Madison and his Republican successor James _____ vetoes the bills, refusing to support further internal improvements without a constitutional amendment.
9. pg.137(TEAR) Jeffersons _________ argued and governed against back drop of world war.
10. pg.140(TEAR) Many members of the __________ Congress were determined to give the United States an efficient transportation network.
14. pg.53(TEAR) ________ expansion, he had believed, would ensure the yeomen republic for generations to come.
15. pg.140(TEAR) _____ Clay's American system grew into a new vision: a national transportation network to make the U.S.A economically independent from Europe.

1. pg.137(TEAR) The result was the election of Andrew Jackson in 1828 and a two-party system that persisted until the eve of the Civil War.
3. pg.138(TEAR) Secretary of the Treasury _____ Gallatin explained: "The War has renewed and reinstated the national feelings which the Revolution had given and which were daily lessoned."...
4. pg.53(TEAR) Jefferson wrote, his countrymen were transforming the yeomen republic into a market society unlike anything he had envisioned.
5. pg.137(TEAR) They worried about the ____ that remained tied to plantation slavery and the export economy.
6. pg.140(TEAR) There are many members of the Fourteenth ________.
7. pg.137(TEAR) They worried about a deepening chasm between a ____ that had committed to economic diversity. and market integration
11. pg.140(TEAR) The United States would be an independent, unified, and prosperous economic colony of the _______.
12. pg.138(TEAR) President _____ Madison delivered his annual message to the Fourteenth Congress in December 1815.
13. pg.139(TEAR) Congress charted the bank of the United States as the sole banking institution empowered to do business throughout the country.