America’s HistorySixth Edition

CHAPTER 8

Creating a Republican Culture1790–1820

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Henretta • Brody • Dumenil

The Capitalist Commonwealth• Banks,Manufacturing, and Markets • Transportation Bottlenecks and Government

Initiatives• Public Policy: The Commonwealth System

Toward a Democratic Republican Culture• Social and Political Equality for White Men• Toward a Republican System of Marriage• Republican Motherhood• Raising and Educating Republican Children

Aristocratic Republicanism and Slavery• The Revolution and Slavery, 1776–1800• The North and South Grow Apart• The Missouri Crisis, 1819–1821

Protestant Christianity as a Social Force• A Republican Religious Order• The Second Great Awakening• Women’s New Religious Roles

Chapter 8 Creating a Republican Culture

1790–1820• Map 8.1 The Expansion of Voting Rights for White Men,1800 and 1830

(p. 244)

• Map 8.2 The Status of Slavery, 1800 (p. 255)

• Map 8.3 The Missouri Compromise, 1820–1821 (p. 258)

• Map 8.4 The Second Great Awakening, 1790–1860 (p. 260)

• The Fourth of July in Philadelphia, c. 1811 (p. 237)

• The Cheneys, c. 1795 (p. 250)

• The Caverlys, 1836 (p. 250)

• The Reverend Richard Allen (p. 256)