CBA #3 Flashcards
The US bought this territory from France for $15 million. Napoleon needed money for wars in Europe. This double the size of the US and extended western boundaries to the Rocky Mountains
Louisiana purchase
British impressment of US sailors and the Warhawks desire for expanded territory in Canada
Causes of the war of 1812
Turning point battle of the American Revolution. Convinced France to enter the war on the side of the colonist/patriots.
Battle of Saratoga
Commander of the Continental Army rebelling against the British; first president of the United States (independent, but sort of a federalist).
George Washington
Important port cities of the United States.
Boston, New Orleans
Fifth president James Monroe‘s statement that European nations should stay out of the western hemisphere (north and south America).
Monroe doctrine
Author of the declaration of independence, third president, and the leader of the democratic republican party.
Thomas Jefferson
Father of the US Constitution, fourth president, and coleader of the democratic republican party (along with Jefferson).
James Madison
Author of Common Sense, which convinced many colonist to support rebelling against the British to preserve freedoms; used by colonial military leaders in order to inspire their troops during the revolution.
Thomas Paine
War debts from the American revolution
One of the main problems facing president George Washington when he first took office
Supreme court case saying that the federal government has implied powers (doesn’t have to be explicitly stated in the constitution) and that the federal government has supreme power over the states.
McCulloh vs Maryland
LOL that made sure the number of free states and slave states were equal. Missouri came in as a slave state, Maine as a free state.
Missouri compromise ( 1820)
Ended the war of 1812 (December of 1814, signed in Belgium)
Treaty of Ghent
Agreement that allowed the US to get Florida from Spain
Adams – Onis Treaty (1819)
Wrote the Star-Spangled Banner to commemorate the US victory over the British at Fort McHenry in Baltimore (later became the national anthem).
Francis Scott Key