| Question | Answer | Extra Info |
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| Industry that developed because of the need to ship products | |
| Route from Maryland to West Virginia | |
| Gambling activity involving random chance winning | |
| American belief that they deserved to spread out to the Pacific | |
| Politics based upon Jefferson's beliefs | |
| Era in which canals were the prime mode of commerce (hint hint) | |
| Worker-enticement system | |
| Groups of US Congressmen who chose their nominees | |
| Compromise that contained the Fugitive Slave Act | |
| Major anti-large government stance of Jacksonians | |
| Whites at the bottom of the Southern social structure | |
| Accused Jackson of murdering his enlisted men | |
| Religious revitalism involving camp meetings | |
| Began news paper the Liberator | |
| British proclamation preventing western expansion | |
| Freed slave who wrote The North Star | |
| Deal between Adams and Clay | |
| Prisons which reformed the inmates | |
| Presidential candidate Jackson pushed for | |
| Technological innovation allowing products to be made in a line | |
| Area co-owned by the US and the British | |
| Descendents of freed slaves | |
| Organizations against alcohol | |
| First Whig President | |
| Technological advancer who invented the cotton gin | |
| Another name for the Tariff of 1828 | |
| People who raised livestock on the frontier | |
| Transformers of textiles into finished products | |
| Court case used to determine the Bank constitutional | |
| Invention which sped up cotton harvesting | |
| Successful Canal that linked New York to Europe | |
| Tracks that carry trains | |
| Vice that involves betting | |
| Support network established by Jackson became this party | |
| Produced specialized machines for growing industries | |
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