Chapter 10 Extra Flashcards

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James Madison wanted…

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Steady army and navy, new national bank, national university, infrastructure, protective tariff

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Jefferson’s embargo

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Created factories
People wanted balanced economy
Agricultural expansion

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National Bank causes for establishment

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Hard money short during war

Unstable natl currency

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What was used to justify constitutionality of natl bank

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Congress power to regulate congress

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Nathaniel Macon

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Strict construction

Too much govt power could abolish slavery

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Calhouns view on tariff of 1816

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At first promoted thinking it’d turn south into manufacturing
Switched when realized it wouldn’t

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National Road national feelings

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South and NE didn’t expect to benefit, didn’t support

West supported

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James Monroe

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Accepted bus and tariff of 1816
Wanted to remove fed govt from infrastructure
Vetoed Cumberland road bill

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Removed threat of Great Lakes competition

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Rush-Bagot agreement 1817

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Convention of 1819

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1) north boundary of Louisiana purchase established @ 49th parallel
2) Oregon territory shared between Britain and America
3) Americans got back right to fish in NE

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Navigation Act of 1817

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Importation of w Indian produce allowed only by an A vessel or W Indian merchants

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Land Act of 1820

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Increased # of people able to own land

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Langdon Cheves

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Appointed BUS^2 president
Reduced salaries
Postponed dividend payment
Stopped credit extension, forced state banks to keep specie reserves,

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Peculiar Institution

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Slavery in the south

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Second Missouri compromise

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Clay

Missouri must count free blacks as citizens

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Case that called federal law unconstitutional

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Marbury v Madison

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Case that called state law unconstitutional

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Fletcher v peck

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Case that gave VA right to review state court decisions

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Cohens v VA

Martin v Hunters lesse

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Case that put private corporations beyond state govt reach

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Dartmouth college v Woodward

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Explain McCulloch v Maryland

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McCulloch didn’t think bus should pay taxes to an individual state
Marshall supported, necessary and proper clause gave govt right to operate powers wo paying taxes
Didn’t want to give states power to tax (destroy) govt

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Explain Gibbons v Ogden

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Established natl power over interstate commerce
Ogden had state monopoly over steamboat industry
Gibbons had federal permission
Fed > state

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Monroe Doctrine

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1) American continents no longer available for colonization by other countries
2) attempts at British colonization were dangerous to union
3) US wouldn’t bother existing B colonies
4) US wouldn’t be involved w European internal affairs

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Crawford’s beliefs

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Strict construction
States rights
Old republicans

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Corrupt Bargain

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Clay supported Adams

Adams assigned clay sec of state

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John Quincy Adams and clay supporters

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National republicans

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Supporters of Jackson

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Jacksonians

Democratic Republicans

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Tariff of 1824

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Favored NE and mid Atlantic by putting higher duties on finished goods

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Election of Jackson

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Revolution
Power from N to S and rich to poor
1838

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Tariff of 1828

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Calhoun raised duties to unite Jacksonians and elect him president
More campaign issue than actual proposal
Tariff of abomination
Increased sectionalism
Lose-lose for south
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Office of Jackson

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Greater political democracy, govt belongs to the people
Preserve the union
Power of the presidency
Democrats

30
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Rotation in office

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Jackson started it
Cronieism or spoils system
Official cabinet and kitchen cabinet