Second Great Awakening - a Protestant religious movement that saw parallels with contemporary political developments, such as Jacksonian democracy, but was largely void of economic factors., Louisiana Purchase - The Jefferson administration’s decision to buy a Territory from France in 1803 aligned with the president’s agrarian vision for the country as it would provide seemingly endless land for self-sufficient yeoman farmers to settle., Missouri Compromise - attempted to settle the debate over the expansion of slavery in 1820. Slavery was the driving force behind American agricultural production., American System - prescribed protective tariffs, renewing the national bank, and federal funding for internal improvements and saw pushback from generally agrarian Jacksonian Democrats.,

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