Chapter 11 Flashcards

1
Q

How did Federalists mudsling against Jefferson?

A

Called him out on affair with slave Sally Hemmings

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2
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How did Republicans win 1800 election?

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  • 3/5 slave vote
  • Hate for federalists due to taxes and war preparations for no war as well as abuses of power
  • Burr convincing NY
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3
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What occurred in the 1800 election that was odd?

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Jefferson tied with VP Burr

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4
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How did Jefferson eventually win the 1800 election?

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Hamilton was deciding vote; he hated Burr

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5
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Why is the 1800 election referred to as the Revolution of 1800

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First peaceful transition of power from one political party to the other

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6
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What was Jefferson’s mission as he viewed it?

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  • Restored republican experiment

- Check growth of government power

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7
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What happened in the Judiciary Act of 1801?

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Before Adams left presidency, signed 16 new judgeships called “midnight judges”

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8
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Why did Adams sign the midnight judges?

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To keep Federalists in power, judges were in court for life with good behavior

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9
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What law was immediately repealed by Jefferson and why?

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Excise tax because it hurt common person

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10
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Why did Marbury sue?

A

WHen Judiciary Act of 1801 was repealed, Marbury ordered Madison deliver document saying that he had job in government still. Madison refused

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11
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What was the final ruling in the Madison v. Marbury case? What did this set for future rulings?

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  • Judge John Marshall deemed the law that Marbury attempted to try case on as unconstitutional
  • Established principle of “judicial review”, that Supreme Court interpret what was constitutional
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12
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Why was John Marshall picked as chief justice?

A

Picked by Adams to keep Federalists in power

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13
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What was important about the impeachment of Samuel Chase?

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Jefferson impeached Chase, this was last attempt to reshape Supreme Court through impeachment

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14
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Why did Jefferson reduce military to navy?

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To protect republican ideals

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15
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Why did America want New Orleans?

A

As trading port for farmers to float vessels down river to

-Americans afraid Pinckney’s treaty which allowed them to do this was annuled with Napoleon buying region from Spain

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16
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Why did Napoleon sell whole Louisiana Territory?

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  • Afraid of slave revolt led by Toussaint L’ouverture in Santo Domingo
  • Afraid America would join British
  • Hoped America would be able to battle British soon
  • Wanted money to fund war against British
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17
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Why were Lewis and Clark sent into Louisiana Territory?

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TO be a scientific and geographic study of territory

18
Q

Which battles showed British and French ruled their respective battle fields?

A
  • Battle of Trafalgar: British ruled seas

- Battle of Austerlitz: French ruled land

19
Q

Why were Orders in Council and French decrees created?

A

French and British were forced to strike indirect blows

20
Q

Why was Hamilton killed?

A

He challenged Burr to duel after he foiled his conspiracy

21
Q

Who did Burr attempt to join to plot secession of west?

A

James Wilkinson

22
Q

What happened in the Chesepeake Affair?

A

Chesapeake (American ship) shot at by British because they claimed deserters were on ship

23
Q

What were the effects of the Chesapeake Affair?

A

Increased hostility because Jefferson clung to peace

24
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Why did Jefferson enforce the Embargo Act?

A

If America cut off goods, Britain and France would be forced to respect US neutral shipping rights

25
Q

Why did the embargo fail?

A
  • Underestimated British determination, overestimated dependence on American goods
  • Not continued long enough or tightly enough
26
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What did Macon’s Bill No. 2 state?

A

That trade would be reopened with only that nation fit hey stopped harassing

27
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What did Madison gamble on with Macon’s Bill?

A

Resuming trade with Napoleon

28
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What was the outcome of Macon’s Bill

A

America tricked against British, Madison reestablishes nonimportation against British with Napoleon

29
Q

Who was John Calhoun?

A

Democratic-Republican war hawk

30
Q

In the 1811 Congress meeting, what did the war hawks want?

A

War with British and to eliminate Indians

31
Q

Where were the war hawks typically from?

A

South and west

32
Q

Who were TEcumseh and The Prophet?

A

Shawnee brothers who led Indians against Americans

33
Q

What did Tecumseh and his brother motivate Indians to do?

A
  • Not cede land to whites

- Keep traditions and culture alive

34
Q

Why had William Henry Harrison invaded indian land?

A

Convinced British were supplying Indians

35
Q

Why did Tecumseh ally with British?

A

Prophet was killed when Harrison attacked village

36
Q

What happened in the Battle of Tippecanoe?

A

William Henry Harrison routed Shawnees and burned settlement. Also killed the Prophet.

37
Q

Why did the 1812 congress push Madison into war?

A
  • Impressments under Orders in Council
  • Harassing and seizing hsips
  • British inciting Indians
38
Q

What was the 1812 Congress war hawks also eager to do? Why?

A

Invade Canada to have citizens become Democratics

39
Q

Why was 1812 Congress split on whether or not to go to war?

A

New England wants trade with Britain again

40
Q

Why did New England oppose the idea of invading Canada?

A

It would add more agrarian states

41
Q

What led to sectionalism?

A

Opinions on war between New England and war hawks in south

42
Q

What region did not support the declaration of war?

A

New England