USH Unit 4 Test Review

American politician, lawyer, Founding Father, and the fourth chief justice of the Supreme Court

American educator and slavery abolitionist who promoted universal and free public education.

Why was Marbury v Madison important?

What was McCulloch vs. Maryland about?

Which invention made it possible to travel over water faster, which led to cheaper goods?

A change in the US economy based on locally, handmade items to manufactured items made in small factories.

A method of manufacturing using machinery and division of labor.

This agreement officially ended the War of 1812, giving the US lands in the NW Territory.

The study and making of maps

The first women's rights meeting in the US that launched the women's suffrage movement.

Another word that means trade or business.

A religious revival among Protestants in the US from about 1795-1835; sparked a number of reform movements.

Which invention made it easier and faster to process cotton?

American naval commander who helped end the War of 1812 with his victory in the Battle of Lake Erie.

Which was an effect of the Erie Canal?

What was established by Gibbons v. Ogden?

An organization of workers that work together to improve workplace conditions through collective bargaining.

American lawyer, planter, general, slave owner, politician, and seventh President of the United States.

A reform movement that blamed many social problems on alcohol usage - therefore wanting to end its consumption.

The young Native American woman who acted as a guide for the Lewis and Clark expedition.

Feeling more of an allegiance to your local area/state over allegiance to your country.

A group of people in the early to mid-1800s who wanted to get rid of slavery in the US.

The Erie Canal was important because....

A large piece of land in the western US purchased from France in 1803.

Identifying with one's country and supporting its interests over those of your local area or other countries.

The two leaders of the Corps of Discovery which explored the Louisiana Purchase.

1760-1840; the transition to new manufacturing processes in Great Britain, Europe, and the United States.

An economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit.

Items that are identical for practical purposes that can fit into any assembly without custom fitting.

The taking of men into the military (particularly the Navy) by force or compulsion, with or without notion

Legislation in 1820 that added Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state.

An invisible line running down the spine of the Rocky Mts. dividing river drainage basins