early colonial to war of 1812 Flashcards

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What were key US victories in war of 1812

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Oliver Hazard Perry defeats British fleet on Lake Erie. –> William Harrison defeats British forces at Battle of Thames. Andrew Jackson wins at Horseshoe Bend and defends New Orleans from British Attack

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What was discussed at the Hartford convention and when?

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  1. Daniel Webster and New England Congressmen discuss nullification and secession if interests are not protected.
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What/ when is the Protective Tariff?

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Reduced flow of cheap British manufactures into the country. 1816

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What is the name of the treaty that removed British and US fleets from Lake Erie?

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Rush-Bagot Treaty 1817

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What were the Barbary Wars?

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US naval fleet sent to deal with Pirates from the Muslim state of Algiers. Victory grants US to mediterranean basin

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What is the name of the treaty that gave the US Florida?

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Adams-Onis, 1819, sold for $5 million

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What did the Monroe Doctrine state?

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European powers were no longer to colonize in the American hemisphere

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What was the cause/ outcome of Marbury v. Madison?

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  1. Madison removes Marbury, one of the midnight appointments placed by J. Adams. Marshall rules that this was a matter for Congress, but in so doing deems the Judiciary act unconstitutional. Establishes Judicial Review
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Fletcher v. Peck significance?

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  1. First time a state law was voided on grounds that it violated a principle of the constitution
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Dartmouth v. Woodward importance?

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A contract could not be arbitrarily be changed w/out consent of both parties. The power of state gov’t to control corporations was severely limited

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McCulloch v. Maryland?

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  1. Maryland tries to tax the US bank branch in Baltimore. Marshall rules that no state can control an agency of the federal gov’t.
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Gibbons v. Ogden?

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Monopoly issues for steam boat b/t NY and NJ. 1824. Only congress has the right to regulate commerce among states.

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What happened in the election of 1800?

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Thom Jeff and Aaron Burr (both republicans) both received same # of electoral votes. tie went to congress which was in deadlock until Alexander Hamilton (federalist) swayed vote for Jeff

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What were some important events of the Jeffersonian Era? (5)

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  1. 12th amendment (VP and P voted separately) passed
  2. importation of slaves stops in 1808
  3. Louisiana purchased in 1803 for $15m
  4. Lewis and Clark commission to explore west
  5. Napoleonic Wars lead to seizure of american ships which contributed to war of 1812
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What led to the war of 1812?

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american ships being seized by french and brits. Chesapeake-Leopard affair. Embargo of 1807, banning travel of US ships to foreign ports. When Madison becomes President, he is all but forced to sign declaration of war

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What were the Alien and Sedition Acts?

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John Adams president. Alien act makes citizenship more difficult to obtain.
Sedition act attempts to control newspapers from criticizing presidency

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XYZ affair. & Quasi War

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XYZ: 1798. American diplomats travel to France to stop them from harassing US ships. they were bribed which led to outrage.
Quasi war. Adams suspends all trade w/ France and authorizes ship captains to attack french vessels

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what were the midnight appointments? significance today?

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JA attempts to maintain Federalist influence by appointing (last minute) judges to the Supreme Court. Jefferson attempts to get rid of them. Politicians still doing this today. Control the courts, control judicial review. Should be an equal amount

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What was the outcome of the Pinckney treaty? what event did it come from?

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Mississippi is opened to US traffic, and Right is given to deposit in New Orleans. 31st parallel set as official Florida boundary. comes in outcome of French revolution

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Treaty of Greenville?

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Clears the Ohio territory of Native tribes

21
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What did Jay’s treaty try to resolve?

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tried to stop british ships from seizing american vessels and forcing crews into British navy, amidst French revolution

22
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What did the Federalist party believe in? who were examples?

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implied powers of the federal gov’t are those that were not expressly denied to it. Strength in national bank, finance and commerce centers in northeast and southern ports. Alex Hamilton

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What did the Republicans (1780-1800s) believe?

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any action not specifically stated in the constitution were not implied powers of the federal gov’t . opposed national bank. supported small farmers. Thom Jeff and James Mad