Sam Houston Party Henry Wadsworth Longfellow James K. Polk Margaret Fuller or FIGHT”-slogan to obtain NW land “54-40 Hudson River School of Art-landscape painters Rio Grade river Walt Whitman John Slidell Alexis de Tocqueville, General Zachary Taylor Democracy in studied effects of social equality on Stephen Kearny democracy Mexican War: Causes and Results Charles G. Finney (Second Great Awakening) Nicholas over district” John C. Fremont “burned lyceum movement Mexican Cession Mormons, Joseph Smith, Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo-ended Mexican Farm American War, territory gain for U.S. of Community present day CA, AZ, etc. and affairs Caroline Creole Shakers Webster-Ashburton Treaty Dorothea Dix (advocate for mentally ill) John Jacob Astor-first multi-millionaire Aroostook War (1838)-undeclared war b/w and Rise of Labor Leaders over border American Temperance Election of 1848: Cass v. Nights in a Bar Room” (prohibitionist play) 49th Parallel “Ten Nativism Irish/German immigration Wilmot Proviso Lucretia Mott (“first American feminist”) Hegemony Samuel B. Morse (morse code) Great Salt Lake/Brigham Young Convention (1848) Economy: Women’s Rights revolution” “transportation of domesticity”/Cult of True Womanhood “cult Emma Willard National Road Anti-Slavery movement (1830s) Lowell Factory-“ girls” Prison reform Cyrus McCormick/mechanical reaper Elias Howe UNIT FOUR: 1840-1877 Ten-hour movement Clipper ships Manifest Destiny: Field Destiny” Robert Fulton “Manifest Horace Greely Walker Tariff Stephen Austin Independent Treasury System Jedediah Martin Van Buren Alamo Anna The South and Slavery:
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Margaret Fuller Hudson River School of Art-landscape painters Walt Whitman Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in studied effects of social equality on democracy Charles G. Finney (Second Great Awakening) “burned over district” lyceum movement Mormons, Joseph Smith, Farm Community Shakers Dorothea Dix (advocate for mentally ill) Rise of Labor Leaders American Temperance “Ten Nights in a Bar Room” (prohibitionist play) Nativism Irish/German immigration Lucretia Mott (“first American feminist”) Samuel B. Morse (morse code) Convention (1848) Women’s Rights “cult of domesticity”/Cult of True Womanhood Emma Willard Anti-Slavery movement (1830s) Prison reform UNIT FOUR: 1840-1877 Manifest Destiny: “Manifest Destiny” Horace Greely Stephen Austin Jedediah Alamo Anna Sam Houston Party James K. Polk “54-40 or FIGHT”-slogan to obtain NW land Rio Grade river John Slidell General Zachary Taylor Stephen Kearny Mexican War: Causes and Results Nicholas John C. Fremont Mexican Cession Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo-ended Mexican American War, territory gain for U.S. of present day CA, AZ, etc. Caroline and Creole affairs Webster-Ashburton Treaty John Jacob Astor-first multi-millionaire Aroostook War (1838)-undeclared war b/w and over border Election of 1848: Cass v. 49th Parallel Wilmot Proviso Hegemony Great Salt Lake/Brigham Young Economy: “transportation revolution” National Road Lowell Factory-“ girls” Cyrus McCormick/mechanical reaper Elias Howe Ten-hour movement Clipper ships Field Robert Fulton Walker Tariff Independent Treasury System Martin Van Buren The South and Slavery:
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