puzzling history

2. first ten amendments
5. the moderation in consumption of alcohol, wanting people to give up alcohol.
9. groups of workers who press for better working conditions and member benefits.
11. the power to decide whether or not laws are constitutional and to strike down those that are unconstitutional.
12. the immediate end to slavery.
16. a revolution/plus up in business and industry. large-scale manufacturing using complex machines and organized workforces in factories.
17. laws limiting the rights of african americans in the south.
18. a woman’s rights convention/movement.
19. the vice president who put out the idea of nullification to make way for a legal way to resist tariffs for his home state.
20. when about 16,000 cherokees were forcibly removed and relocated from their ancestral homelands in the southeast to now oklahoma. 2,000 died i camps while waiting and another 2,000 died of starvation, exposure, and disease.
21. the preference for native-born people and a desire to limit immigration.
23. open to interpretation has a double meaning.
24. the powers specifically mentioned in the constitution.
25. this was marylands attempt to tax baltimore branch second bank of the united states.

1. us paid $11.25 million and agreed to take french debts, about $3.75 million, owed to the american citizens which then doubled the us and gained control of the entire mississippi river.
3. powers that aren’t explicitly written in the constitution but are necessary for the government to do its job.
4. her and Lucretia Mott organized the seneca falls convention for women’s rights.
6. the freeing of enslaved people.
7. a famous abolitionist who escaped slavery to maryland, published an antislavery newspaper and wrote an autobiography
8. letting the session of congress expire without signing the legislation.
10. paper money came known as greenbacks because of the green color.
13. a new political party led by Henry Clay, JQA, and Daniel Webster who wanted to expand the federal government.
14. appointing people to government jobs because of their party loyalty and support.
15. those who would head these departments and advise him.
22. president declared that the american continents were no longer open to colonization or be viewed as such.