this is the start of the second half of the semester key words alexis de tocqueville induvidualism ralph waldo emerson transcendentalism romanticism utopias brook farm the shakers, fourierists, and mormons abolitionism wrong on m/c 5: jay's treaty with gb was B. required british to withdraw from blah blah 9: 1824 us gibbons vs ogden, C steamboat monopoly illegal in new york 13: author of common sense was B. thomas paine 15: erie canal C. made transportation efficient and profitable 1. fulton created steamboat 2. british established proclamation of 1763 to keep people off the border 3. american colonization society 5. george washington 10. political solution to deal with western spread of slavery: missouri compromise...FACK final has same format growing discrepancies between east/west, urban/rural, rich/poor, mostly because of market forces americans fighting to find common ground success was idealized as a nice big house in the country with lots of land, workers, fancy reality was the factory system -> cities -> slums (horrible) viewpoint that immigrants were bringing poverty and disease with them in 1830s/40s, nativist movement began as reaction to immigrants beware of foreign influence 5pts area in new york was the embodiment of all white protestant fears think catholics ruining everything how to fix? second great awakening massive grassroots uprising to "fix" nation revivals, new new lights with evangelical preaching start attacking sins of society, drinking (typically more than a gallon a day) think stopping drinking is the gateway to fixing everything else reestablishment of religion in daily life issues between catholics and protestants alexis de tocqueville travels the states, from france, coins "individualism" as description of america everyone in europe connected through heredity and in their place individuals dictate what goes on we can rise up and do what we want without worrying about anyone else ralph waldo emerson comes up with transcendentalism, push away from materialism, push away from collective herding and markets, drew on romanticism, backed away from enlightenment (scientific discovery), get in touch with the individual, and the rest will follow henry david thoreau, also transcendentalist, stops paying taxes b/c he doesn't support system, went to live on walden pond in a cabin, reconnect with nature other authors begin looking at individuals (nathaniel hawthorne, the scarlet letter, young goodman brown) herman melville, moby dick, comes up with key character who fights himself and nature (the great white whale) people wanted to remove themselves from uniform society brook farm was a T utopia shakers, shaked when praying, retreated into communal organization/society, that they thought was the best fourier experimented with socialism, fourierism mormonism appeared, reacted to market forces, started in western new york, moved across nation to utah, by joseph smith reading from gold tablets he could read through divine whatnot