All bold terms from Ch 17, based off the 14th and 15th Editions of Kennedy, Cohen, and Bailey's The American Pageant.
1942649673 | Tariff of 1842 | 32% import tax passed through joint cooperation by President Tyler and Clay | 0 | |
1942649674 | Caroline | American supply ship to Canadian insurgents burned by British forces | 1 | |
1942649675 | Creole | Slave ship which, after a rebellion by its enslaved crew, was offer asylum in the British Bahamas | 2 | |
1942649676 | Aroostook War | A series of clashes, mostly between American and Canadian lumberjack gangs | 3 | |
1942649677 | Manifest Destiny | The idea the Americans were fated to spread their ideas and institutions across all of North America (coast-to-coast) | 4 | |
1942649678 | "Fifty-four forty or fight" | The Democrat slogan which demanded all of Oregon, or threatened combat | 5 | |
1942649679 | Liberty Party | The small anti-slavery party, based in NY, whose 16,000 votes swung the election in Polk's favor | 6 | |
1942649680 | Walker Tariff | The import tax which, though it lowered the rate from 32 to 25, it proved to be an excellent source of state revenue | 7 | |
1942649681 | Spot Resolutions | Mostly championed by Lincoln, they required exact information as to where Americans had been attacked, prior to the Mexican-American war | 8 | |
1942649682 | California Bear Flag Republic | The name which Californians gave to their new state prior to a part of the Union | 9 | |
1942649683 | Battle of Buena Vista | Battle in which General Zachary Taylor repulsed 20,000 Mexicans troops with just 5,000 men | 10 | |
1942649684 | Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo | Signed February 2, 1848, it brought an end to Mexican-American War | 11 | |
1942649685 | Conscience Whigs | Congressional Whig representatives who argued against slavery and opposed the Mexican-American War | 12 | |
1942649686 | Wilmot Proviso | Though never brought into federal law, this legislation suggested that slavery never be used by the land acquired in the Mexican cession | 13 |