A Changing Nation 1815 1840

Jan 10, 2013

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Objectives. Describe the feeling of national unity that followed the War of 1812.Explain how Congress tried to strengthen the national economy.Discuss how Supreme Court rulings supported federal power and economic growth.. Terms and People. Henry Clay Kentucky Congressman who favored federal ac

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A Changing Nation 1815 1840

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A Changing Nation

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1815-1840

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A Changing Nation

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(1815- 1840)

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The Transformation of American Society, 1815-1840

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