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| "Second War for American Independence" Proved we can defend ourselves |
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| Successful in Detroit, Niagara, Lake Champlain |
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| 1814, ends war of 1812. Britain wanted and Indian buffer state to keep Am. expansion in check, territory of Great Lakes and some of Maine, didn't get it, signed anyway b/c they're too tired to fight. |
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New England states gather in Hartford Connecticut to discuss financial grievances/ want money from DC. Their industry has been damaged by the embargo and the war. They ask for 2/3 approval to pass an embargo, declaring war except in the case of invasion, and admitting new states into union.
Historical Significance: Sets a precedent; if you have grievances, you can push for secession. |
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3 part system. Main purpose is to make America more self-sufficient, stabilize economy, and promote national unity.
1-The bank will provides currency and credit- stable.
2-Create a protective tariff to promote American purchases.
3-Create a network of roads/canals to unify the country, make traveling easier
Controversy: Federalists fear new immigrants will join the Republican party over Federalist.
Also, Monroe/Madison feel it's unconstitutional b/c roads are considered internal improvements, which should be left to the states, not the federal gov.
Was vetoed and paid for by the states. |
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The "Era of Good Feelings"
Secretary of state- J.Q. Adams |
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