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EXHIBITION 2: THE EARLY AMERICAN REPUBLIC

Curator: Theodore

This exhibit will dive into the many aspects, eras, and important events of the Early American Republic. We hope you enjoy these many intricately chosen fragments of American history.

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THE CONSTITUTION

The United States Constitution is regarded as the greatest governing document in human history. Without it our lives in the United States would look much different than they do at the present. Learn more about this important document below

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THE EARLY AMERICAN REPUBLIC

The Early American republic was a place of growing political differences, new laws and governing methods, and the country just starting to grow. From this we have grown the country we hold so dear. Learn more about the Early American republic below

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THE ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS

The Era of Good feelings stretched from 1817-1825, following the War of 1812. It was a time of unprecedented political agreement due to the fact that the Federalist party embarrassingly failed in leadership during the War of 1812.

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THE FIRST INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

This was an time of vast industrial and commercial growth for the United States and other countries worldwide. It ushered in a new way of life, with factories, urbanization, and lots of new jobs. Learn more about the first industrial revolution below

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19TH CENTURY REFORM MOVEMENTS AND THE SECOND GREAT AWAKENING

Many reform movements such as the women's suffrage rights, the abolitionist movements, and the labor movements gained momentum during the 19th century which brought around lots of political changes. People of color gained many rights and some were freed from slavery as calls for abolition grew, women began fighting for the right to vote, and many new progressive policies became law. Learn more about this era of Unites States history below

Exhibition 2: Inventory
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