Patriotic Fire Flashcards

Remember key points in Patriotic fire (28 cards)

1
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Most decorated infantry regiment in the United States Army

A

7th Infantry Regiment

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2
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State of USA by late autumn 1814

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on the verge of dissolving. Treasury empty, Many public buildings burned including the White House and the Library of Congress. New England threatening succession

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3
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American economy in 1812

A

Huge economy shipping food and raw materials worldwide

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4
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US population

A

Eight million (doubled in 30 years)

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5
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Communications

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slow took a month to send a message from NOLA to Washington

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6
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Federalist Party

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advocated big government and federal involvement. Higher taxes

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7
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Alexander Hamilton party affiliation

A

Federalist

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8
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Democratic Republican party

A

As little government as possible and states assume governmental activities

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9
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Thomas Jefferson party affiliation

A

Democratic Republican Party

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10
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Average American lifespan in 1812

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40 years

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11
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British policy regarding emigration

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anyone born in Great Britain was still a British subject

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12
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Chesapeake Affair occurred in

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1807

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13
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Chesapeake Affair events

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new captain of an American frigate of war, the Chesapeake, took the ship before all guns were installed. Just off the Virginia coast the 50 gun British warship Leopard intercepted searching for “crewmen” . 20 of the the Chesapeake’s seamen were killed or wounded and 4 were carried off - 3 Americans and 1 Brition - by Leopard claiming they were deserters.

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14
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Number of Americans impressed into British service

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6,000

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15
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Which two nations restricted America’s right to trade with these nations enemies?

A

Britain and France

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16
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Non Importation Act

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1806 Forbade importations of British goods. Many loopholes which kept American factories going,made it non effective

17
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Embargo Act

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1807 forbade imports and exports into or out of America from any nation. repealed

18
Q

Primary problem with Embargo act

A

Hurt US economy

19
Q

Exports 1807 vs 1808

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108 million in 1807, dropped 75% after Embargo act. Nation sank into severe economic depression

20
Q

New Madrid fault quake

A

December 16,1811 Cape Girardeau, Missouri

21
Q

Prediction by Tecumseh of what would happen when he returned to Tippecanoe

A

” I will stamp my foot and the earth will tremble”

22
Q

who visited all major tribes in the Midwest and South encouraging them to join Indian Confederation

A

Tecumseh undertaking

23
Q

Tecumseh’s name translated

A

shooting star

24
Q

Thomas Jefferson’s term in office

25
of US Army soldiers during Jefferson's term
cut to 1/3 about 3,300 men
26
Jefferson's argument for reduced military
in time of crisis america was better off relying on it's citizen soldiers
27
Who became president in 1809
James Madison, 4th president
28
of merchant vessels seized in 5 years of Thomas Jefferson's presidency
800