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| major Indian leader, banded tribes all along the western area together (north and south) and allied with British |
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| Tecumseh's brother, went from lazy drunk to Prophet and fellow leader of the tribes |
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| won election of 1800 decided in HoR, Republican intent on scaling back federal and Federalist power |
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| vice president under Jefferson, won equal amount of votes as Jefferson in last one-ballot election, high-strung and argumentative, killed Hamilton |
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| Chief Justice of Supreme Court who let Burr slide in treason accusation a few years after he killed Hamilton |
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| went on Jefferson's mission to discover western land, set up important Indian relations and made biologic discoveries |
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| 16-year-old Indian translator of Lewis and Clark with a baby |
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| Illinois governor soliciting treaties and cessions of land from small groups of Indians at a time, Treaty of Fort Wayne |
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| young hotshot became speaker of HoR, War Hawk pushing for war |
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| young War Hawk, Foreign Relations committee, main author of Report on the Causes and Reasons for War |
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| famous general, won Creek War (battle of Horseshoe Bend) and battle of New Orleans against British, ran for president in 1824 but "unfairly" lost |
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| founded Troy Female Seminary in New York and fought hard for women's rights, taught girls to be teachers |
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| founded Hartford Seminary in Connecticut in 1822, prepared students to teach, half legal orphans (without father) |
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| last nonpartisan cabinet, president twice, curtailed social gatherings at the White House, gave doctrine on foreign policy |
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| secretary of state under Monroe, became president in 1824, made appointments to placate enemies rather than reward friends |
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| Gabrial plotted rebellion in VA while taking advantage of white confusion in leadership, major fail |
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| sued Secretary of State for not honoring his appointment, Supreme Court declared law allowing appointment in the first place null; SuCt able to nullify unconstitutional laws |
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| French sold huge amount of area to America for little |
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| Adams #1 essentially canceled commerce because he didn't want merchants sneaking around to sell to Britain or France |
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| glorious victory for Americans, beat absent Tecumseh, burned Prophetstown, won by Harrison |
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| war based primarily on honor and pride, against Indians and British |
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| new member of Congress supportive of war and expansion (Clay, Calhoun) |
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| 10,000 Indians in Mississippi fought valiantly against American militia, lost to Jackson |
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| again won easily by Jackson, British surprise attacked New Orleans after negotiators had declared peace....in Britain. which they didn't know about. oops. ha. |
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| reflected a mutual agreement to give up certain goals between Britain and America after War of 1812, signed late 1814 |
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| last Federalist meeting, wanted to curb Southern power, poorly positioned after win of War of 1812, appeared unpatriotic |
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| Female academies and seminaries |
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| promoted confidence and assurance while keeping feminine modesty, taught all of what men learned at their equivalent, same attendance as men's |
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| people unknowingly named Monroe/Adams #2 era because there was only 1 party |
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| proposed compromise of gradual emancipation in Missouri, passed HoR but not Senate |
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| Missouri = slave, Maine = not, everything north of Missouri's southern border (36.30) is free afterwards |
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| proposed noninterference in European conflicts if they didn't try and colonize the Americas, said in annual speech to Congress |
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