1. Slavery
1.1. Ended in 1865
1.2. Mainly used in the Southern states
1.3. Frederick Douglass
1.3.1. Grew up in slave then spent all of his life getting it abloished
2. Reformists
2.1. Fredrick Douglas
2.1.1. Abolitionist
2.1.1.1. Made antislavery newspaper "North Star"
2.2. Dorathea Dix
2.2.1. Mental Hospital
2.3. Sarah and ANgelina Grimke
2.3.1. Worked for woman rights and slave rights
2.4. Sojourner Truth
2.4.1. Worked on women rights
2.4.1.1. Was a slave
3. Manifest Destiny
3.1. Oregon Trail
3.2. Santa Fe Trail
3.3. "Fifty-Four Forty or Fight"
4. Native Americans
4.1. Indian Removal act
4.1.1. Trail of Tears
4.2. Treaty of Fort Laramie
5. Inventions/Inventors
5.1. Eli Whitney
5.1.1. Cotton Gin
5.2. Steam boat
5.3. Samuel Morse
5.3.1. Telegraph and Morse code
5.4. Railroads
5.5. Elias Howe
5.5.1. Sewing Machine
5.6. John Deere
5.6.1. Steel Plow
6. Industrial revolution
6.1. Rail Roads
6.1.1. Created access from the North to the South easier
6.1.2. Was one of the main reasons the North won the Civil War
6.2. Canals
6.2.1. Created access from lake Erie to the Atlantic ocean
6.2.2. The Erie Canal created New York by making it a major trading spot
6.3. Steam Boats
6.3.1. Sped up the movement of goods by sea
6.4. Mechanical Harvester
6.4.1. Sped up the production of crops
6.4.2. Allowed less slave labor to be used
6.5. Textile Plants
6.5.1. Created jobs and sped up the production of many hand made goods
7. Nationalism
7.1. Westward Expansion
7.1.1. War with Mexico
7.1.1.1. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
7.1.2. Annexing of Texas
7.1.3. Louisiana Purchase
7.2. American System
8. Foreign Policy
9. Market Revolution
9.1. Capitalism
9.2. Entrepreneurs
9.3. New Inventions
9.3.1. Morse Code
9.3.2. Telephone
9.3.3. Marconi Radio
9.3.4. Television
9.3.5. Comuters