Chapter 10 Flashcards

0
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Paper money was called

A

Bank notes

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1
Q

Proposed by Hamilton

Uniform currency, make business loans, collect taxes

A

BUS

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2
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Gold or silver

A

Specie

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3
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1st protective tariff

Intended to protect vs Foreign competition

A

Tariff of 1816

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4
Q

Road building and drainage systems

A

Internal improvements

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5
Q

Leading attorney in Supreme Court

A

Daniel Webster

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6
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Whig party leader
Kentucky
Ran for president 1824, 1832, 1844

A

Henry Clay

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7
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SC
VP under Adams and Jackson
Started nationalist, changed to states rights

A

John C Calhoun

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8
Q

First federal interstate

Cumberland to Illinois

A

National Road

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9
Q

VA antifederalist

5th president

A

James Monroe

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10
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Administration under Monroe

A

Era of Good Feelings

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11
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7th president
TN
Battle of New Orleans

A

Andrew Jackson

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12
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Financial collapse
Lower cotton prices
Reckless W land speculation

A

Panic of 1819

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13
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Clays idea to resolve slave free balance w admission of Missouri and Maine
Remainder Louisianna to be free

A

Missouri Compromise

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14
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Chief Justice Supreme Court

A

John Marshall

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15
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Supreme Court precedent that contracts separate from state

A

Dartmouth college v Woodward

16
Q

Court decides States can’t tax bus

Fed power > state power

A

McCulloch v Maryland

17
Q

Commerce clause

New York not allowed to grant companies monopolies

A

Gibbons v Ogden

18
Q

American continent closed to colonization

A

Monroe Doctrine

19
Q

Internal improvements
Protective tariffs
Clay Whig ideology

A

American System

20
Q

6th president

Clays support determined win in hor

A

John Quincy Adams

21
Q

Calhoun

SC vs tariff of abomination

A

SC Exposition and Protest