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- 6. The War of 1812 disrupted trade with Europe, stimulating the growth of this in the U.S.
- 7. These immigrants came to U.S. due to economic opportunities and political upheaval in home country
- 8. a belief that favors native-born inhabitants over immigrants
- 9. Described as a time when expansion of suffrage to all white males led to a significant increase in voter participation in elections
- 12. Marbury v. Madison established this principle that gave Supreme Court the power to declare laws unconstitutional
- 14. U.S. foreign policy intended to prevent further European colonization in the Western Hemisphere
- 15. Improvements to this led to completion of the Transcontinental Railroad that help create national markets by linking Western resources to Eastern industry and moving goods quicker
- 16. President Jackson argued this was unconstitutional and a private monopoly that favored the wealthy elite over the common people
- 17. A system where government jobs were given to loyal supporters regardless of qualifications
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- 1. The election of 1824 is referred to this due to no candidate winning the electoral majority, the House of Reps. chose John Q. Adams over Andrew Jackson and Jackson's supporters called this.
- 2. This was when South Carolina argued it could cancel a federal tariff (tax), and not pay it claiming states had the right to reject unconstitutional laws.
- 3. This and others like interchangeable parts, and the steamboat were all technological innovations that increased the efficiency of production and transportation
- 4. The Indian Removal Act of 1830 authorized President Andrew Jackson to grant land west of the Mississippi to where Native American tribes would relocate here in exchange for their eastern homelands
- 5. This political party members blamed immigrants for taking "their" jobs in places such as factories.
- 10. This Supreme Court case ruled that the federal government alone can regulare interstate commerce, reinforcing federal authority
- 11. The creation of this enabled faster, cheaper production of goods, which led to innovation and little government interference
- 13. These immigrants migrated to the U.S. due to a staple crop, potato, being in short supply