Benchmark Key Words (Industrialization and before)

state rights v. federal authority, cancel, South Carolina, Jackson

Appalachian Mountains, George III, 13 Colonies

Washington, federal authority, farmers, rebellion

former slave, speaker, author, famous abolitionist leader

California, Mexico, Mexican American War, Manifest Destiny

Representation, senate, representatives, large and small states

Missouri Compromise, slavery, runaway slaves

Patriotism, Baltimore, War of 1812, Fergie

foreign trade, domestic industry, Jefferson

interview, pass US Civics exam, take an oath for citizenship, naturalization

cheap land, gold, innovations, progress, westward expansion

no control from government, private businesses, trade

British impressment of American sailors, Washington DC burns, Star-Spangled Banner

Virginia Company, Mayflower Compact, Virginia House of Burgesses, Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

Nature, art, transcendentalism

2nd president, Founding Father, Boston, Massachusetts

factories, cities, urbanization, north, innovations, efficiency

Europe, colonization, western hemisphere, South America

more voters, common man president, hero of New Orleans

Great Britain, settlers, cheap land, O

Massachusetts, cold Puritans, shipbuilding, fishing

south, plantations, cheap labor

weak central government, 1st government of US

American Revolution, Turning Point, France

Manifest destiny, president, started war with Mexico

California, 49ers, mining

New York City, Water transportation

Irish and Chinese immigrants, across continent, improved transportation, west

life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, rights every human should have, Declaration of Independence

Bill of Rights, states' rights, individual rights, Jefferson

Southern railroad, Mexico, Westward Expansion, G

Cherokee tribe, Supreme Court, Trail of Tears

revivals, religious, reform movements

stay neutral with foreign countires, no political parties, be united

cities, big population, north

Trail of Tears, Indian Removal Act, Jackson, American Indians

National government, national bank, Constitution, Hamilton

Samuel Morse, communication, wires, long-distance

taxation, Boston, tea, ships, protest, Sons of Liberty, Revolution

factories, urbanization, cities, innovations, inventions, more efficient

new states, territories, first five added states

Judicial Review, supreme court, constitutional