1830s and 1840s
Definition
The period of time between 1830 and 1849, characterized by significant cultural developments and social changes in America.
Analogy
Imagine the 1830s and 1840s as a colorful kaleidoscope of change, where different pieces come together to form a beautiful picture.
Related terms
Second Great Awakening: A religious revival movement that swept across America during the early to mid-1800s, encouraging individuals to seek personal salvation and leading to increased religious fervor.
Manifest Destiny: The belief prevalent during the 19th century that it was America's destiny or fate to expand its territory from coast to coast.
Jacksonian Democracy: A political movement led by President Andrew Jackson that aimed to increase political participation by expanding voting rights to more white male citizens.
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