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| These acts forced Great Britain to recognize American rights |
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| Embargo Act, Non-intercourse Act, Macon's Bill No. 2 |
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| Neutrality Proclamation of 1793 |
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| France tried to enlist US in conflict between Britain and Spain. Washington issues proclamation on April 22. |
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| Manufacturing has positive benefits to society is a belief held by |
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| Hamilton and the Federalists |
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| Financial program of Alexander Hamilton |
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| National bank and $10 million in national debt |
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| The event caused the Lewis and Clark expedition |
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| New England merchants problems with Hamilton |
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| He established a tarriff on american trade |
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| Objectives of Bacon’s Rebellion, Boston Tea Party, Shay’s Rebellion Whiskey Rebellion |
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| Change the rights of the poor |
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| Attitude of founding fathers toward political parties |
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| Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions |
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| Caused by alien and sedition acts. Allowed states to nullify laws by congress. |
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| Actions of the first Congress of the United States |
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| Argument against Sedition Act |
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| Violated first amendment rights |
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| Jefferson’s beliefs in 1790s |
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| Agriculture was the future of economy. Basically all republican beliefs of the time |
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| Why Washington used the military |
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| During the Whiskey Rebellion to show citizens that they couldn't behav the same way to the new government as they had to England |
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| Debate over the First Bank of the United States |
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| Hamilton and Jefferson argue over whether or not it's constitutional. Washington sides with Hamilton |
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| This act hurt the New England states |
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| This branch of government help the Federalists from during the early 1800s |
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| Results of European Wars in the 1790s for George Washington |
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| War of 1812 naval effectiveness |
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| Republican response to Alien and Sedition Acts |
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1)End of Federalist party
2)Abolish 3/5 clause
3)No consecutive presidents from the same state
4)Bar on 60+ day embargos
5)1 term presidents |
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| Original reason to get Louisiana |
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| Supreme Court case that determined the constitutionality of congressional enactments |
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| British say Americans are actually british troops. “Once a Britain, always a Britain” |
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| Thomas Jefferson’s view of a future society |
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Repealed sedition/alien acts
President and VP run together
National Debt reduced
Judiciary Act of 1801
Foreign policy is changed |
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1820-1821
Missouri admitted as a slave state, Maine as a free one.
All land north of 36'30' is considered free |
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| Motivation for War of 1812 |
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British impressment
Control of Great Lakes
To establish northern border |
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| European powers shouldn't interfere with western ones |
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| Preventing war with France |
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| Effects of the War of 1812 |
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End of the Federalist party
Era of Good Feelings
Republicans adopt some fed. ideals |
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| Supreme court rules that Judiciary Act was unconstitutional. Gave them the right to overrule Congress |
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| Relied heavily on trade with Britain |
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| Main characteristic of Era of Good Feelings |
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1817-1824
No different parties, just republicans
Monroe’s reign as President
Avoided political controversies |
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| Midnight Judges opposition |
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| Adams appoints many fed judges to keep fed policies in check |
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| Andrew Jackson and Florida |
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| Seminal Indians in Florida were resisting |
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| Right before war of 1812. Banned foreign trade. Ruined economy |
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| Federalist policies changed by Jefferson |
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Judiciary Act of 1801
Foreign Policy |
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| Foreign policy goals prior to 1812 |
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| Maintain neutrality w/o going to war |
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| Native American and the War of 1812 |
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| Controlling the Mississippi River |
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Necessary purchase.
Acquired through Louisiana Purchase |
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| U.S. decision to enter the War of 1812 |
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Britain was impressing Americans
Keeps neutrality
Embargo of 1807 effects on economy
Feds go into debt
Cotton flourishes |
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| Consequences of the War of 1812 |
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End of the federalists
America establishes its power |
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| Lasting effect of the Hartford Convention |
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| Monroe, a republican, chartered the bank, which was a federalist idea |
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| We are all Republicans, we are all Federalists |
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| This conflict accelerated U.S. manufacturing |
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| Reason Federalist added the Bill of Rights |
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| To gain republican support |
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| Hamilton's financial plan |
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| National bank and national debt |
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| This declared federal laws can be unconstitutional |
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| This declared federal laws can be unconstitutional |
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| Argued States could nullify acts of Congress |
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| Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions |
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| Beginning of the decline of the Federalists |
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| Consequences of the election of 1800 |
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| Invention of the Cotton Gin results |
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Eli Whitney
Slaves were needed again |
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| Why Jefferson oppose Hamilton’s plan |
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| John Marshall’s Supreme Court |
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Favored federalist ideals
Marbury vs. Madison
Maryland vs. Mculloch
Dartmouth vs. Woodward
Ogden vs. Gibbons |
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| Era of Good Feelings and nationalism |
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1817-1824
No feds
National pride and unity |
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| National issues of 1819 and 1820 |
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Missouri Compromise
Transcontinental Treat (Adams-Onis) |
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women's obligations in the house
to raise children |
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| He established the premise for broad understanding of the Constitution |
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| Hamilton’s economic policies beliefs |
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National debt would bring the nation closer
Future economy lied in industry and merchants |
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Replaced embargo act.
Only forbade trade with England.
1809 |
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Sent people to try to negotiate w/ France
Refused to w/o pay |
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| England forbids US colonists to settle past appalachian crest |
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| Cruel and unusual punishment |
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| Ordinances of 1785 and 1787 successes |
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| How the states were divided and admitted |
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| Lacking the authority to tax |
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| Articles of Confederation |
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| Promises to withdraw British troops from US if US stopped loading cargoes of sugar, molasses, and coffee with French |
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Poor farmers led by Daniel Shay rebel.
Caused people to reevaluate Art. of Con. and started Constitutional convention |
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