1800 — significance?
Start of 19th century, political consolidation
Louisiana Purchase — year?
1803, doubled U.S. territory
Embargo Act — year?
1808, halted foreign trade
Treaty of Ghent — year?
1814, ended War of 1812
Battle of New Orleans — year?
1815, boosted Jackson’s fame
Missouri Compromise — year?
1820, maintained slave-free balance
Haitian Revolution — year?
1791–1804, Haiti’s independence
Toussaint Louverture — role?
Led Haitian Revolution, key leader
Slave resistance — role?
Contributed to Haitian independence movement
Embargo Act — purpose?
Pressured Britain/France, avoided war
Impact of cotton gin?
Boosted cotton, expanded slavery
Petit Gulf Cotton — significance?
High-quality cotton, increased profitability
Sectionalism — definition?
Regional division over interests
Nativism — definition?
Favoring native-born over immigrants
South Carolina Exposition — main idea?
Opposed tariffs, advocated nullification
Hartford Convention — purpose?
Opposed War of 1812, discussed secession
Bank Wars — key event?
Jackson vetoed re-charter of national bank
Whigs — opposition?
Opposed Jackson, supported modernization
Women’s Rights Movements — key event?
Seneca Falls, 1848, for gender equality
Primary source — purpose?
Provide firsthand historical perspectives
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