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Pilgrims
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Quakers
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Puritans
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Catholics
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Exploration
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Colonialism
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Migration
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Religious freedom
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Catholics
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Pilgrims
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immigrants
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indentured servants
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Mayflower
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New England
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Colonial
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Plymouth
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Thomas Paine
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Thomas Jefferson
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Samuel Adams
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George Washington
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Yorktown and Lexington
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Concord and Yorktown
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Lexington and Concord
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Saratoga and Yorktown
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Republicans
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Founding Fathers
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Colonialists
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Federalists
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Bill of Rights
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Freedom Amendments
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Bill of Amendments
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Citizen Protections
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James Monroe
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Thomas Jefferson
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George Washington
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John Quincy Adams
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Industrialization
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Urbanization
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Immigration
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Free enterprise
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Republican
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Chief Justice
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Loyalist
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Federalist
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Steamboat
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Barge
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Rafts
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Powerboat
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Thomas Jefferson
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John Brown
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Frederick Douglass
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William Lloyd Garrison
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1836
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1845
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1847
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1851
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Socialism
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Federalism
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Trancendentalism
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Nationalism
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labor
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abolitionist
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civil liberties
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transcendentalist
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Abraham Lincoln
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Ulysses S. Grant
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Robert E. Lee
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All of the above
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First inaugural address
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Union Address
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Gettysburg Address
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Civil War Address
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Revenue tariff
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Economic tariff
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Protective tariff
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Labor tariff
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Slaves were property
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Slaves were not citizens
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Could not prohibit slavery
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All of the above
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Andrew Jackson
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John Madison
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John Quincy Adams
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Andrew Johnson
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Tenth
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Thirteenth
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Fourteenth
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Fifteenth
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Morrill Act
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Dawes Act
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Homestead Act
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Westward Act
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Right to vote
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Right to own land
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Right to bear arms
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Right to hold office
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