The early-mid nineteenth century refers to the time period between approximately 1800s to 1850s, encompassing important events such as industrialization, westward expansion, and various social reforms.
Related terms
Industrial Revolution: A period of rapid industrial growth characterized by technological advancements and changes in manufacturing processes.
Second Great Awakening: A religious revival movement that swept across America during this time, emphasizing personal salvation and reforming society.
Missouri Compromise: An agreement that temporarily settled tensions over slavery by admitting Missouri as a slave state while Maine entered as a free state.