He showed responsibility by outlining the structure for a new government

He helped define rights that would defeat tyranny

He developed a military plan to defeat the British

He outlined a strategy for acquiring the Louisiana Territory

The United States banned slavery in territories acquired from Mexico

The U.S. Congress debated statehood for New Mexico

U.S. and Mexican soldiers fought over disputed territory north of the Rio Grande

The United States acquired the Mexican Cession

Labor demands of the factory system

Invention of the steamboat

Labor demands of the plantation system

Invention of the mechanical loom

the establishment of royal courts

the growth of representative government

the implementation of the mercantile system

the abolishment of indentured servitude

Great Britain lost control of Canada

The United States gained control of the Oregon Territory

The United States stopped trading with Britain and France

Great Britain stopped the practice of impressment

The compromise maintained the balance between the number of free states and slave states in the Senate

The compromise allowed slaves to be counted toward a state’s population for representation in Congress

The compromise enabled Southerners to pursue fugitive slaves into the North

The compromise ended the slave trade in Washington, D.C

He believed it was inefficient and poorly managed

He thought it was unconstitutional and favored the wealthy

He considered it an obstacle to industrial progress and expansion

He believed it favored the rights of states over the federal government

Innovations in the Cottage Industry

Causes of Rural Development

Expansion of Employees’ Rights

Reasons for Urbanization

Immigrants faced less discrimination

Black voters helped bring the Republican Party to power in the South

Electors selected the president and vice president on separate ballots

American Indian tribal land was divided into individual plots

Thick forests

Navigable rivers

Flat land with rocky soil

Mild climate