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1 Let’s Get Down to Business Early 1800’s

2 Let’s Review

3 KWL

4 Articles of Confederation Weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation Federalists/Anti Federalists Compromises Constitution, checks & balances

5 Alright, so we have the Constitution… now what? John Marshall… supreme court War of 1812

6 The “Middle School” Era The Awakenings… Religious Manifest Destiny Texas War with Mexico

7 And so it begins… Manufacturing Transportations Cotton Gin Market Revolution

8 Compare/Contrast North: Manufacturing, no slaves, cities, labor unions South: Agriculture, slaves, rural, no need for unions

9 Discuss with your tables How what we’ve talked about so far could lead to the civil war.

10 Nationalism GET OUT OF MY ROOM… Monroe Doctrine 1824 Drama Election Donkey’s and Elephants

11 Jackson Patronage Tariff of 1828… pg 298… what happened? The Indian Crisis

12 Oh hey… I don’t just make sandwiches… Ok I do for another 100 years

13 Reminders Test Tomorrow… 30 Questions Quarter Exam…Next Tuesday… 50 Questions Monday… Review day All retakes/redo’s due THIS FRIDAY

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