Chapter 8 - Varieties of American Nationalism

Adams

________ attracted the support of most of the remaining Federalists.

Monroe Doctrine

The ________ had few immediate effects, but it was important as an expression of the growing spirit of nationalism in the United States in the 1820s.

Rice

________ cost three times as much in New York as in Charleston, fl our three times as much in Boston as in Richmond- all because of the difficulty of transportation.

John Marshall

________ served as chief justice of the United States from 1801 to 1835, and he dominated the Court more fully than anyone else before or since.

Daniel Webster

________, one of the Banks attorneys, argued that establishing such an institution came within the "necessary and proper "clause of the Constitution and that the power to tax involved a "power to destroy ..

Henry

________ and Ashley dispatched supplies annually to their trappers in exchange for furs and skins.

Andrew Henry

In 1822, ________ and William Ashley founded the Rocky Mountain Fur Company and recruited white trappers to move permanently into the Rockies in search of furs, which were becoming increasingly scarce farther east.

Adams Onís Treaty

Under the provisions of the ________ of 1819, Spain ceded all of Florida to the United States and gave up as well its claim to territory north of the 42nd parallel in the Pacific Northwest.

Francis Cabot Lowell

________, after examining textile machinery in England, developed a power loom that was better than its English counterpart.

Lowells company

________ was an important step in revolutionizing American manufacturing and in shaping the character of the early industrial workforce.

admission of Missouri

In 1819, there were eleven free states and eleven slave states; the ________ as a free state would upset that balance and increase the political power of the North over the South.

Monroe Doctrine

The ________ emerged directly out of Americas relations with Europe in the 1820s.

Adams

In 1817, ________ began negotiations with the Spanish minister, Luis de Onís, in hopes of resolving the dispute and gaining the entire territory for the United States.