American History Chapter 9

Name a literary work of Washington Irving.

During the 1820's sectionalism grew in the United State because

The ______ was a period of peace, pride and progress in the US that lasted from 1815 to 1825.

American writer who warned Americans to learn from the past & be cautious about the future.

What compromise did the US and Spain reach in the Adams-Onis Treaty?

General Andrew Jackson's presence in Florida angered the Spanish.

After the American Revolution, American writers focused solely on European traditions & society

Group of artists whose paintings showed national pride, an appreciation for American landscape?

The House of Representatives chose ________ as president in the election of 1842.

The early 1800's education reforms resulted from the new American culture's views on education

Strengthened ties between the US & Latin America & led the country during a time of nationalism

Name a literary work of James Fenimore Cooper?

Which of the following statements best describes the election of 1824?

Conflicts in the early 1800's between the U. S. & the Seminole Indians in Florida arose because

Early & mid-1800's, Americans went through a period of religious revivalism or a reawakening.

After the American Revolution, Americans modeled their architecture after ancient Greece & Rome

The ____ ran from Albany to Buffalo, New York, allowing people and goods to travel by water.

Which issue caused disagreement among educators in the 1830's?

What are spirituals?

The primary goal of Henry Clay's American System was to

Which of the following best describes Thomas Cole?

As a result of the Missouri Compromise, Missouri entered the Union as a

George Caleb Bingham's paintings depicted scenes from the American frontier.

The _____ was a compromise between Britain & the US that limited naval power on the Great Lakes

US wanted sole control over Oregon Country to profit from the fertile farmland and good climate

The years following the American Revolution, songs called spirituals focused on everyday life

Presidents official statement in 1822 warning European powers not to interfere with Americas