Chapter 9. New States Ways of Moving Life Styles Mountain Men.

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Chapter 9

New States Ways of Moving Life Styles Mountain Men

The Northwest Ordinance The Louisiana Purchase The Transcontinental Treaty of 1819 Land warrants for veterans The National Road

Government Pressure Andrew Jackson The Indian Removal Act Worcester V Georgia John Marshall The Trail of Tears

Cotton Commercial Farming Debt Public Domain Speculators

Squatters John Deere Cyrus McCormick The Panic of 1819 The National Bank

Robert Fulton’s Steamboat Canal Systems The Erie Canal River Port Cities Lake Port Cities

Samuel Slater Cotton Mills Factors of Industrialization Interchangeable Parts

Water Power The role of women The change in the need for labor Trade unions “workingmen’s” political parties

The gap between the rich and the poor Free blacks in the north African American churches The middle to lower class

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