unit 4 Flashcards

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Marbury v Madison

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The first U.S. Supreme Court case to apply the principle of “judicial review” – the power of federal courts to void acts of Congress in conflict with the Constitution. Under John Marshall.

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Louisiana Purchase

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Buys area from Napoleon for 15 mil. Bought because Britain was in Canada so if France and Britain went to war, they would be roped in. Under TJ even though he believed in strict interpretation.

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USS Chesapeake

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First naval ship seized, takes 4 US soldiers and puts them into the British navy.

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Embargo of 1807

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Will not export US goods to Europe. Cannot leave bound for foreign ports. More damage to the US than Britain because Britain doesn’t actually need anything from America.

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Non-intercourse Act

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No trade with Britain and France until neutrality is respected, but can trade with other countries. Not enforceable.

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Macon’s Bill #2

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Whoever promises to respect neutrality first will have trade with the US, trade will be closed with the other. Trade opened with France and closed with Britain, Napoleon’s goal is to put them at war.

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Warhawks

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Some people are very angered by the embargoes and push for war. These are congressmen who push for war, Henry Clay (west) and John C Calhoun (south).

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Treaty of Ghent

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Establishes the state that was before the War of 1812.

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Battle of New Orleans

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Fought 2 weeks after the war, US won. Andrew Jackson becomes a war hero.

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Hartford Convention

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Federalists meet to discuss how to avoid this in the future and discuss their frustrations with the country. Threaten to remove themselves. Think the south is getting too much power. People are angry that they are complaining after we won a war so the federalist die.

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Era of Good Feelings

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Only one political party. Nationalism because they defeated the strongest nation for the second time.

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American System

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Proposed by Henry Clay. Strong national bank, raise tariffs, internal improvements.

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Corps of Discovery

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Lewis and Clark explore the Louisiana territory.

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McCulloh v Maryland

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A state cannot tax a federal bank and national law trumps state law when they contradict. Uses necessary and proper clause.

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Barbary states

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Federal government paid these states in North Africa to protect US merchant trips in this area. Want more pay which makes TJ refuses to pay anything. Barbary pirates attack and eventually he pays them again but less.

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Tullmage Amendment

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Proposal that slavery would be banned in Missouri after 25 years. Debates because that could eventually abolish slavery in all states.

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Missouri Compromise of 1820

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Creates the Maine resolution and the 36’30 dividing line.

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John Quincy Adams

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Secretary of State during the Era of Good Feelings. Believes in central gov.

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Rush-Bagot Treaty

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With Britain, limits the amount of ships in the Great Lakes.

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Adams-Onis Treaty

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Gains Florida from Spain and handles the South and West border.

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Monroe Doctrine

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A document mostly written by John Quincy Adams. US separation from European conflicts and Europe stays out of the Western Hemisphere (except current colonies).

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Wildcat Banks

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In the west, give out many loans and print money creating issues with the national bank. National bank makes them stop so farmers hate it. People couldn’t pay back their loans.

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Panic of 1819

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First widespread financial crisis in the US. Caused by the wildcat bank situation.

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Market Revolution

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Advancements in agriculture, industry, and transportation lead to the linking of northern industries with farms in the South and West. US becomes a single economy. Transportation made this possible.

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Lowell Factory Girls
Mills that employed women to work. They offered supervision for the women at all times and lodging so they could stay near their work. Displayed the new factory system in the US. Young, unmarried, no children.
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Corrupt Bargain
Election of 1824. Jackson won popular vote but no one won the electoral vote so it went to the House of Rep who chose John Quincy Adams. Henry Clay was the Speaker of the House and Adams makes him Sec of State.
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Rise of the Common Man
More and more people getting involved in politics because of newspapers, education, and decreasing land requirements. Led to splitting of dem reps into National Republicans (big gov, loose) and Democrats (limited gov, strict).
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whigs vs dems
whigs wanted strong central gov, Dems supported states rights
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Tariff of Abominations
Very high tariff passed in 1828. SC threatens to secede and Jackson puts the army on their border. Eventually it is declared that the South
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Webster-Hayne Debates
Arguments of whether the US has the power to enforce laws of it the states can nullify them.
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Indian Removal Act of 1830
Natives have adapted to American lifestyles - 5 civilized tribes. On white lands, Jackson moves them to "prevent attacks." All Indians relocated West of the Mississippi River. 4/5 abided.
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Worcester v Georgia
The Cherokee people had declared themselves a sovereign nation within Georgia, but once gold was found in their hills, the Georgians tried to force them out and across the Mississippi River, which they refused and brought to court. Won as the court declared they were a sovereign nation and Georgia could not impose state laws within their boundaries. Jackson does not enforce.
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Trail of Tears
Forces Cherokee (only tribe that didn't move) from their ancestral land. Many die.
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Roger B Taney
3rd secretary of state that listens to Jackson to move the National Bank deposits to state to destroy the National Bank.
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Specie Circular Act
issued by President Andrew Jackson in 1836, requiring the government to accept only gold and silver (specie) as payment for public lands. This policy was intended to curb speculation and land speculation, but it ultimately contributed to the Panic of 1837.
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Independent Treasury Act
Takes federal deposits and puts them in a vault. Keeps federal out of debt but society struggles.
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Democrats
Dem Rep faction. Led by Jackson. Limited power of federal gov, free tree trade. Against monopolies, high tariffs, and National Bank.
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Whigs
Led by Clay. Ideas from federalists. Involved federal gov, national bank, tariffs, and internal improvements. Nativist.
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Second Bank of the US
Established in 1816. Stabilized the economy.
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Treaty of New Echota
Cherokee agreed with US on this, exchanging land in the East for the West.
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Second Party System
Whigs and Democrats.
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Romanticism
Replaced the rationality of Enlightenment with emotion and desire. After culture had mostly been impacted by Europe. Depict utopias.
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Hudson River School
Part of romanticism. Portrayed untouched land with hints of encroachment.
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Transcentalism
American philosophy that emerged, rooted in beauty and power of nature, belief in human perfectibility.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Transcendentalist who believed in individualism.
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Henry David Thoreau
Lived alone in nature for 2 years. Wrote Walden.
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Shakers
Utopian community. Christians, mostly in KY. Didn't believe in sexual relations so had no kids and died out. Led by Mother Ann Lee.
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Oneida
Perfect equality, one big family.
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Sectionalism of the early 1800s
North becomes more industrialized, South is independent farming. Industry makes more money so the North becomes wealthier.
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Cult of Domesticity
Society pushes back and want women to stay in the home.
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Advancements in transportation
Toll roads are bad for farmers moving crops, good for westward expansion. Canals and steamboats allow for travel up and down the river anywhere (Erie Canal). Railroads are the most efficient, mostly being in the North.
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Nat Turner's Rebellion
Organized slave revolt in Virginia, Turner believed God had chosen him to lead this revolt. Killed many ministers and eventually the slaves were killed.
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Admisted
Shop of enslaved people. Killed many whites. US v Amistad: Africans won.
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Mormon Chuch
Established in attempts to reform Christianity. Founded by Joseph Smith, claimed that God told him Christianity had strayed from the truth and he was the prophet to bring it back. After saying God commanded polygamy, Brigham Young became the leader and led them to Utah.
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American Temperance Society
Aimed at making working class men not drink. Protestant. First push for temperance.
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William Lloyd Garrison
Published abolitionist newspaper called the Liberator. Need to fight slavery by persuasion, not violence. Established the American Anti-Slavery Society.
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Fredrick Douglas
Escaped slave, published the Narrative of the Life of Fredrick Douglas explaining the slavery experience, especially the dehumanization.
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Seneca Falls Convention
Led by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott. Created the Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions.
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Public School Reform
Educate children to create better opportunities for them and a better society. Supported by nativists and opposed by farmers.
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Penitary Reform
Reformers believed people put in prison could change and would not always stay the same. Individual cells for solitary reflection, skylights for the eyes of God. No more abuse.
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Dorothea Dix
Advocated for a seperate place for mental people to go as prison was for criminals.
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Minstrel Shows
White men paint their faces black and act as they though plantation slaves would act.
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Noah Webster
Wrote the dictionary. Unique American language.
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City planning
Put in parks to give people an idealized idea of nature.
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Oneida Community
Believed the Second Coming had already occurred so they took it among themselves to live communally in perfect equality.
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