Eventos
Politics of the Common Man: Spoils system and Rotation in officeholdersThe Election of 1824: “Corrupt bargain"Tariff of AbominationsRevolution of 1828Second Great Awakening: Burned over DistrictSecond Great Awakening: MillennialismSecond Great Awakening: MormonsHudson River SchoolFree African Americans:Indian Removal Act (1830): Cherokee Nation v. Georgia, Worchester v. Georgia, Trail of Tears:Nullification crisis: nullification theory, Webster- Hayne Debate, Proclamation to the People of South Carolina:Bank vetoPet BanksSpecie circularSeneca Falls Convention:Antislavery Movement: American Colonization SocietyAntislavery Movement: Abolitionism; William Lloyd Garrison, The Liberator; Liberty Party; Frederick Douglass, The North Star:Antislavery Movement: Violent abolitionismPeríodos
The North: Industrial NortheastThe North: Agricultural NorthwestThe North: Immigration: Irish, Germans, NativistsThe Peculiar Institution:The South: Agriculture and CottonPolitics of the Common Man: Universal male suffrageRole of the President: Kitchen CabinetSecond Great AwakeningThe Transcendentalists: Ralph Walde Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, “On Civil Disobedience,” Brook FarmCommunal Experiments: Shakers; Robert Owen, New Harmony; Oneida CommunityWhite Society:Southern Thought:The Two-Party System:Movement for Public Asylums:Society: Public Education: Horace Mann:Cult of domesticity
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