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Nationalism and Sectionalism

Nationalism and Sectionalism. geography.about.com. I. Growing Nationalism. http:// images.the -classic- liberal.com /2011/05/nationalism-v- patriotism.jpg. What is Nationalism?. libertyunyielding.com. What kind of TV does your family have?. Car?. Where were these things made?.

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Nationalism and Sectionalism

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  1. Nationalismand Sectionalism geography.about.com

  2. I. Growing Nationalism http://images.the-classic-liberal.com/2011/05/nationalism-v-patriotism.jpg

  3. What is Nationalism? libertyunyielding.com

  4. What kind of TV does your family have? Car? Where were these things made? Why did your family pick them?

  5. A. The American System • Designed by Henry Clay • A tax (tariff) on imports to protect American manufacturing • Money collected would be used for internal improvements

  6. B. Roads and Canals www.lowtechmagazine.com

  7. 1. Cumberland Road • 1st road built by the federal government • Construction began in 1820 • It started in Cumberland Maryland • By 1850 it stretched to Illinois wikihistoria.wikispaces.com - 580 × 429 - More sizes

  8. C. Erie Canal • Ran from Albany to Buffalo • Completed in 1825 • Water transportation was quicker, easier, and cheaper

  9. C. Era of Good Feelings This was a time of peace, pride, and progress.

  10. D. National Unity strengthened by two court cases 1. McCulloch v. Maryland – Gave the federal government the power to create a national bank 2. Gibbons v. Ogden – States could not interfere with power to regulate interstate commerce Both cases established federal authority over the states

  11. II. Sectionalism Divides www.socialstudieshelp.com

  12. A. Missouri Compromise Missouri wanted to enter the Union as a slave state Slave Free Free Slave Free Free Slave Free Slave Free Slave Slave Free Slave Free Slave Free Slave Free Slave Slave Free This would disrupt the balance between free and slave states

  13. B. Designed by Henry Clay Without it the Union may have split up www.senate.gov

  14. C. Missouri Compromise • Missouri would enter as a slave state • Maine would join as a free state • Slavery would not be permitted in any new states/territories north of the 36o30’line (Missouri’s S. Border)

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