What We Will Cover in the Remainder of Unit 2 – Repeated for Chapters 7, 8, 9, and 10

Seeing How History Changes from 1800 to the 1840s

·       What are the new geographic sections of America?

·       What are the general changes:

o   In new technologies of transportation that change geographic relationships?

o   In productivity of new and old land

o   In capital

o   In what populations are surplus and scarce?

·       What are significant elections and what are changes in voting

·       What happens with slavery and the new territories? Slavery and voting?

·       What happens with the Native Americans?

·       What and who changes with the Supreme Court?

·       What happens with financial policies since the time of Hamilton to the 1840s?

 

Click here for a printable 1-page chart of these transformations with a 2nd page as a  resource on the Supreme Court in this era and the change to universal white male suffrage by the end of this period.
Or click here for a Printable PDF of this same resource.

 

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