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| Two issues in the first contested presidential election |
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Whiskey Rebellion
Jay's Treaty |
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| Who became VP of the US in 1797 |
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| Who was the French Foreign Minister during the XYZ affair |
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| who was the father of the american navy |
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| This act said that anyone who impeded the policies of the gov. or falsely defamed its officals would be liable to heavy fines and imprisonment |
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| This celebrated fight on the floor of the house of reps was between roger griswold, a federalist, and this democratic republican |
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| In response to the alien and sedition acts these two men wrote the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions |
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| Thomas Jefferson was inaugurated in this new capital |
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| The VA and KY Resolutions were based on this theory of gov. |
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| These two men tied for Pres. in 1800 |
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| Period from November 1800 til march of 1801 when the old Fed. congress is in control is called |
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| Name 3 of the first new states to come into the union before 1800 |
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| Great social problem that faced the country in 1800 |
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| French architect who designed the new capital |
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| Three presidents of the VA Dynasty |
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| Jefferson, Madison, Monroe |
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| Cousin and Political enemy of TJ who gave TJ oath of office in 1801 |
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| Haitian hero and former slave who led the army that helped prevent napoleon from winning back santo Domingo |
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| Two men who went to france to try and convince napoleon to sell them new orleans |
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| Marbury v. Madison, Marshall est. this very important principle that increased the power of the supreme court |
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| two expeditions sent by pres. jefferson to explore the louisiana purchase |
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| This battle in 1805 Admiral Nelson and the english fleet destroyed the french fleet |
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| two decrees napoleon created the continental system |
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| Two reason for war against england in 1812 |
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| Felt they were encouraging indians to attack us-impressment |
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| area of the country was in favor of going to war in 1812 |
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| political party was against war in 1812 |
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| after losing the the allied powers at the battle of the nations napoleon was exiled to this island |
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| American General defeated indians at horseshoe bend and the brits at new orleans |
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| Great shawnee chief that was killed at the battle of the thames |
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| We have met the enemy and they are ours |
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| three demands mad by the hartford convention in 1815 |
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abolish 3/5ths comp
no two successive presidents from same state
one term presidency |
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| two americans negotiated the treaty of ghent |
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| four results of the war of 1812 |
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increased nationalsim and manufacturing
destruction of indian military power east of miss.
killed federalist party |
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| treaty provided for naval disarmament of the great lakes |
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| treaty est. the 49th parallel as the northern boundary of the us from the lake of the woods to the rocky mountains |
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| two men negotiated the florida purchase treaty of 1819 |
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| three parts of Clay's american system |
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bank of the us
protective tariff
internal improvements |
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| four arguments used by clay to convice congress to create a 2nd bank of us |
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place to sell securities
safe place to keep money
reliable agent to transfer funds
sound and well known currency |
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| tariff that recieved national support when it was passed in 1816 |
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| last pres. of va dynasty, in 1817 |
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| 3 cases in which cheif justice marshall promoted national supremecy |
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mcculloch vs. maryland
cohens vs virginia
martin v hunter |
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| policitcal system in which all power came from the people rather than some supreme authority |
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| two basic ideas that the new state constitutions of the 1780 were based on |
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written constitution
weak central gov. |
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| four men of greatness attended the philadelphia convention of 1787 |
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Franklin
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| power to tax, regulate commerce, enforce its law |
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| three arguments used by john fiske to convince people that the years from 1781 to 1787 was a critical period |
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no respect from foreign countries
economic commerce
barbary pirates |
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| led a rebellion against gov of mass. in 1786 |
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| convention put out a call in 1786 for a convention to be held in philly |
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| proposed great compromise |
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| proposed great compromise |
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| two parts of northwest ordinance of 1789 |
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no slavery
plan for statehood |
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| two obstacles did founding fathers have to overcome |
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fear of dictatorsip
rivalry among states |
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| treaty of dover was a secret agreement between louis xiv of france and |
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| two possesions gained by england at the end of queen annes war |
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