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The earth and its people Chapter 17 summaries
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1. Early Reformation The papacy had just recently recovered from corruption and competition between popes during the early reformation of the church. The church had a major influence on society during the early reformation which caused tension within the papacy. Some people felt that the church was taking advantage of eager worshipers who would do anything for salvation. One of the men whose ideas clashed with some of the church?s doctrines was Martin Luther. Martin Luther opposed some of the ?good works? programs that the church advocated. What set off Martin Luther was when Pope Leo supported the sale of indulgences. Pope Leo X came from an honest background and was presumed to be an honorable man. However, Pope Leo X was a
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Chapter 17Manifest Destiny and Its Legacy
Advanced Placement
United States History
Turner Ashby High School
Manifest Destiny
Popular feeling among Americans that the U.S. was destined to expand to the west coast
Some also felt the U.S. would eventually take over Canada and Mexico
U.S. became very aggressive in pursuing this goal
The Accession of “Tyler Too”
John Tyler became president in 1841 when William Henry Harrison died
He did not agree with Clay, Webster and other Whig leaders
Supported many Democratic issues, especially the Bank of the U.S.
Tyler vetoed an attempt by Clay to restore the Bank
Eventually expelled from the Whig Party and Whigs tried to impeach him
Webster-Ashburton Treaty
U.S.-Canada border around Maine was disputed
Treaty settled the dispute
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