1. The American Colonization Society
2. The Seneca Falls Convention/Elizabeth Cady Stanton
3. Frederick Douglass
4. The Grimke Sisters
5. William Lloyd Garrison/ The Liberator
6. Missouri Compromise
7. Wilmot Proviso
8. Mexican Cession
9. Whig Party
10. Democratic Party
11. Presidential elections, 1824-1860 (esp. 1824, 1828, 1840, 1844)
12. The “Corrupt Bargain”
13. Ostend Manifesto
14. the “peculiar institution”
15. American Antislavery Society
16. Charles River Bridge v. Warren River Bridge (1837)
17. slave labor v. free labor
18. cotton gin
19. interchangeable parts
20. Manifest Destiny
21. James K. Polk
22. The Mexican War
23. “Tariff of Abominations”
24. Nullification/secession /compact theory
25. Universal white male suffrage
26. American Party Systems (esp. Democrat/Whig and Republican/Democrat)
27. Elias Howe
28. Cyrus McCormick
29. Eli Whitney
30. Samuel Morse
31. Robert Fulton
32. “54° 40’or fight”
33. “Trail of Tears”
34. the Oregon trail
35. the Alamo
36. Specie Circular
37. Second Bank of the U.S
38. “Bank War”
39. “Jacksonian Democracy”
40. National nominating conventions
41. Political patronage or the spoils system
42. Commonwealth v. Hunt (1842)
43. John C. Calhoun
44. the “Lowell System”
45. the “American System” of Henry Clay
46. laissez faire
47. the “Know-Nothing” party
48. Abolitionists
49. Utopian communities/founders: New Harmony, Brook Farm Oneida
50. “fire-eaters”
51. Panics of 1819, 1837
52. Second Great Awakening
53. The Transportation Revolution
54. Turnpikes
55. The Market Revolution
56. Brigham Young/Mormons
57. “mountain men”
58. “pet banks”
59. “separate spheres”
60. Alexis de Tocqueville (Democracy in America)
61. Hudson River School
62. “Locofocos”
63. “gag rule”
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