| Definition | Term |
| Created the steel plow which led to an increase in agricultural production | |
| The American Temperance Society sought to get rid of this | |
| The Corrupt Bargain was made between John Quincy Adams and this person who became Secretary of State | |
| Area of NY where Mormonism was founded. It got its name because of the 'religious fire' prevalent. | |
| President and leader of the Texas Republic | |
| Took over for Joseph Smith and moved the Mormom church to Utah to avoid persectuion | |
| Connected the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean. Clinton's Big Ditch | |
| Transcendental author/abolitionist who went to jail for protesting the Mexican American war | |
| The founder of the Mormon religion | |
| Second religious revival in the United States. Leads to the creation and popularity of new denominations | |
| Secret Irish American organization that mostly was made-up of coal miners | |
| Early reformer of American education | |
| President of the National Bank | |
| Campaign slogan in 1840 for William Henry Harrison | |
| First American songwriter | |
| Growing a crop not for food, but for profit. | |
| Women were to emobdy perfect virtue in all senses. They were to exhibit these virtues in the home. Sets up the idea of seperate spheres for men and women | |
| First period of extreme nationalism under President James Monroe | |
| Given land to settle Texas by the Mexican government | |
| The 'Father of the American Factory System' | |
| Collection of women in New York to advocate for women's suffrage and women's rights in 1848 | |
| Mid-nineteenth century political party created solely to oppose immigration | |
| The Oneida Community is an example of the ______ societies created in the 1850s | |