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*allowed the US to occupy the Great Lakes and Champlain under the conditions that the US would not invade Canada and vice versa |
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| Anglo-American Convention of 1818 |
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| set the border between the lands of the Lousiana Purchase and Canada at the 49th parallel- resulted in British occupation in Oreggon |
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-signed on Feb.22,1819
- started with Jackson entering East Florida, but in 1818, Secretary Adams told the Spanish government that there was no conflict unless Florida could ceded to the US |
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| Results of Adams -Onis Treaty |
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1.)Spain gave up claims to North Claifornia as well
2)Spain wanted to keep Texas(originally part of the LA purchase)
3.) US westward expansion |
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founded the fur trading post of Astoria in 1811
-operated out of St. Louis
-originally traded with Indians, but soon grew open to other trappers as well
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was moved out Mississippi by the treaty of 1815
-refused to go
- militia pursued him and drove him back to the river, where almost all of his troop was exterminated |
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| Indian population in 1810 |
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| severely decreased- only 1/7 of original populaton exsisted |
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where the government buys the land and tries to resell it
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"Leatherstocking tales"
featuring Natty Bumpo |
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- National Road between Cumberland, Maryland, on the Potomac River and Wheeling Virginia, on the Ohio River(eventually to reach Vandalia, Illinois)
-Lancaster Turnpike- connected Philedalphia and Pittsburgh
-steamboats up and down the Mississippi river(regulated in 1838 by the government)
-Erie Canal
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-built to connect the great lakes
-NY governor De Witt sponsored the project
- 364 miles long
- completed in 1825
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- commercial agriculture
-Commerce
- Banking
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invented in 1793 by Eli Whitney
- made cotton marketable by improving the process of refining cotton
-boosted Southern economy
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| causes of Deep South market economy(4) |
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1. demand of cotton in Great Britain
2. invention of the cotton gin
3. availibility of lands in the Southwest
4. slavery |
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established by Boston merchants Francis Lowell, Nathan Appleton, and Percy Jackson
-began operation in 1813
- icon for marketing
- bad working conditions
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| founded the Lowell Female Labor Reform |
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-occurred during James Madison's presidency
- refers to the myth of national harmony as a result of no a party system to offer voters a selection of ideologies
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| reestablishent of a national bank |
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-December 1815
President Madison proposed to Congress
- protected tariff fo r industry
- included federal improvements |
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-led by Henry Clay
- tariff to stimulate economic growth
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| results for enacting the neo-federalist American System |
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1.) enacted tariff raising import duties by avg. of 25%
2.)deemed necessary because British manufactering was threatening US industry
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| Establlishment of the 2nd bank of the US |
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1.) 20 year charter
2.)capital of $35 million
3.) right to establish branches throughout the country as needed
4) public-private institution- governmnet owns 1/5 stock and appointing 5/25 directors
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| voted that Missouri was a slave state and that Maine was a free state |
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Dartmouth College v. Woodward
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