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Using Ch. 9 of the textbook along with the documents by Maria Stewart and Harriet Robinson (week 9, read), evaluate whether the promise of inalienable rights (life, liberty, pursuit of happiness) as outlined by the founders of the nation applied to everyone during this period of rapid development. Were all who wished to partake in the Market Revolution and enter the workforce able to? Was there equality?
How did the nullification crisis illustrate the divide between North and South (use the Nullification Crisis documents from the week 10 read folder)? Compare the significance of the nullification crisis with the Missouri Compromise (use the Missouri Controversy documents in the week 9 read folder). Discuss the ways liberty and freedom were used to justify the removal of the Indians in the 1830s. Conversely, how did opponents of Indian removal use liberty and freedom (use the Cherokee Removal documents from the week 10 read folder)?
What were the key arguments (for and against) made in the debate about the removal of Indians from the southeastern states to what is now Oklahoma (Cherokee Removal documents, week 10 read folder)? How did Native Americans respond to removal policies (chapter 10 and the Cherokee Removal documents in the week 10 read folder)?
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