American Expansion, 1800–1848

Anti-slavery and pro private education stances

Pro public eduction and anti-slavery stances

Anti-slavery and Nativist stances

Nativist and pro-public education stances

The portrayal of camaraderie and celebration among frontiersmen

The critique of the leisurely lifestyle among early American workers

An illustration of class disparity and exploitation in frontier society

A depiction of solitude and the daunting challenges faced by flatboatmen

A faction of pro-slavery Quakers

An early group of Irish and German immigrants protesting Nativism

An early religious communal movement led by Mother Ann Lee

A group of Cherokee aiming to get better quality reservations

Margaret Fuller

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Sojourner Truth

Susan B. Anthony

Black American culture began to dominate nationwide

Regional differences combined to create a general American culture

Regions became more divided by cultural and linguistic differences

American culture became more similar to Canadian culture

Influenced societal norms around personal expression and alternative lifestyles

Increased desire for traditional nuclear family structures

Instigated policies promoting higher military spending

Led to an increase in isolationist tendencies among younger generations

It initiated governmental reforms that expanded voting rights beyond white landowners.

It spurred numerous social reform movements, including abolitionism and temperance.

It led directly to increased industrialization and urban growth in the North.

It facilitated westward expansion through missionary work among Native Americans.

Highlighting the importance of industrial advancement and technological progress

Urging immediate abolitionist movements within society

Promoting territorial expansion beliefs related to Manifest Destiny

Encouraging individual and social self-improvement among the American middle class

The Second Great Awakening.

Labor Reform Movement.

Abolition Movement.

Women's Suffrage Movement.

Cotton gin

The penny press newspapers

Canals and steamboats

Interchangeable parts manufacturing