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Constitutional convention

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who: g wash, James Madison, Ben frank
what:a convention of delegates from all except rhode island to decide what was the best solution or the new country’s problems and to set aside articles of confederation and write something new
impact: establish a fed gov with more specific powers

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Great compromise

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who: roger sherman
what: under compromise each state would get 2 representative in senate and depending on population will be proportionate # in the house of congress
impact: create the bicameral legislature today

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Judiciary Act

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who: George Washington
what: the first congress act decided that congress would establish the federal court system separate from individual state courts.
impact: establishment of supreme courts with 6 justices

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Bill of Rights

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who: James Madison
what: the first 10 amendments make the ____ and it was a solution or limit gov. power and protect individuals liberties through the constitutional gov. cant overtake
impact: protected basic freedoms and is seen as foundation of the US

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Report on the public credit

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who: Alexander Hamilton
what: a series of reports submitted to Congress that addressed the country’s financial situation after the American rev. called for payment in full on all gov debts as a foundation of restalishing gov. credits.
impact: create a market for gov. dept which fostered investment and economic growth

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reports on manufacturers

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who: Alexander Hamilton
what: provided theoretical justification for the promotion of domestic manufacturing, but as a policy document made specific proportional for gov action
impact: impact on US trade policy and economic policy. laid fourth economic principles

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proclamation of Neutrality

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who: g wash, liberty of congress
what: a formal announcement by pres wash that declared the nations neutral in confetti between the revolutionary French and Britain
impact; kept the us out of the war it wasn’t prepared for

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Capital Compromise

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who; Alex ham, thomas Jeff, James madion
what: an agreement to locate the US capital on the Potomac river in return the souths support for states to assume state debts
impact; support for the foundation of public credit

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Whisky Rebellion

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who: farmers from western Pennsylvania, g wash
what: the first test of the feudal authority in the US and challenged federal taxes on whiskey
impact: enforced the idea that the new gov. had the right to levy a particular tax that would impact citizens in all states (showed the new constitution worked over the AoC)

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Jays treaty

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who: John Jay
what: an agreement by us and brit that helped avert a war. agreed to control fur trade in northern us states and pay damages from pre rev protest.
impact: mantained peace between brit and US

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George Washington’s Farewell Address

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who: George wash
what: exhorted American to set aside their violent likes and dislikes for foreign nations, national unity, no political party, and war against permanent alliances.
impact:started the only 2 terms rule and served as a warning and inspo to new generations

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Election of 1800

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who: thomas jeff v. John Adams
what: the first real presidential election in american history to be a rematch first where an incumbent pres didn’t win reelection.
impact:was a political realignment that ushered the democratic-republican leadership

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XYZ Affair

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who: French and US, John Adams
what: a diplomatic incident between French and US diplomats that resulted in a limited, undeclared war known as the quasi war
impact: American merchants continued to lose $ moron conflicted goods

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naturalization, alien, and sedation act

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who: federalist, Adams administration, John Adams
what: exteed the naturalization period for immigrants from 5 yrs to 14 years, authorized the pes to deport, permit arrest, and imprisonment. made it hard to come citizen to cant influence gov
impact: prevented immigrant men from voting or holding office

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VA and KY Resolution

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who: Thomas jeff, James madison
what: a political statement that argued that the fed gov has no right to abridge freedom of speech and press in response to the alien sedation act and that individual states can interpret law.
impact: help establish the practice of being able to declare acts of federal gov as unconstitutional

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Treaty of Greenville

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who: the US and native tribes, little turtle
what: followed the negotiation after native Americans loss @ battle of fallen timbers. ended the northeast Indian ar in Ohio county+ limited strategic process of land to north and west. claimed most Indian land in northwest territory
impact: ended violence between the US and tribes temporarily and established Indian lands

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Marbury v. Madison

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who: John Adams, William marbury, James Madison, John marshall
what: establish the principle of judicial review- the power of the fed courts to declare legislative and executive acts unconstitutional
impact created the doctrine of juiary review and set up the supreme court as chief interpreter of the constitution

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Louisiana Purchase

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who: James Monroe, Robert r Livingston
what: land purchased from france west of mississippi river. was Thomas Jeff
impact: doubled the US and strengthen county materially and strategically

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Embargo Act of 1807

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who: thomas Jefferson
what: la passed the prohibited all exports from the US and listed imports from britian resulting in lost of money
impact: hurt the American economy and increased widespread smuggling

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Treaty of Ghent

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who: John Q. Adams, Albert Gallatin, henry clay
what: a peace agreement that ended the war of 1812 between US and britian. restored pre war territorial boundaries, returned prisoners, and ended slave trade but didn’t solve economic issues
impact: ended any hope that Britian has of regaining revolutionary war territory and established methods for settling disagreements between the two

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McCulloch v. maryland

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who: James McCulloch, maryland
what: decided that federal gove has the right and power to set up federal bank and that the states didn’t have the power to tax fed gov. say fed>state
impact: a profound effect on cases involving states and federal powers

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Adams Onis Treaty

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who: john Quincy Adams, Luis de Onis
what: a territorial agreement for Spanish to give Florida to America
impact: US gains Florida

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Era of Good Feelings

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who: James Monroe
What: A period of time after the war of 1812, where the American people were under a popular president and experienced an economic boom
impact: americans build a sense of nationalism, James monroe becomes pres in the elections of 1816 and 1820

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Monroe Doctrine

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who: James monroe
what: a document written to European Nations that the US would not tolerate with colizaton or puppet monarchs in the Western hemisphere
impact: ended colonization of America, protected latin American nations

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Panic of 1819

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who: James monroe, businesses in America
what: an economic recession, resulting from banking Lona’s in the second banking
impact: America’s first “great depression” a factor of Andrew Jackson’s victory of presidency

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The American System

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who: Henry Clay
what: a plan of economically untied the north, south, and west by establishing a second national bank, tariffs on British goods, and improving manufacturing and transportation
impact: created the first American marketing system, many fundamentals of the American systems are in clays party “the whig party” and its descendants of the republican party

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Commonwealth system

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who: democratic republican party members
what: a republican system were federal gov. used 40mill to create businesses that promote general welfare
impact: increase employment, rich become richer, poor become poorer

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Republican Motherhood

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who: the american people
what: a belief for the mothers rule In america (teach American/republican values and facts to children’s)
impact:develops Americanized educations system, hinders woman rights

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American Colonization Society

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who: Robert Finley, Henry clay, abolitionist
what: a group of people who protected freeing slaves and resettling them in africa or else where
impact: creating the country of Liberia, a conterosert amount abolitionist caused its decline

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Missouri Compromise

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who: Henry clay
what: an agreement that missouri become and slave state and Maine would become a free state then there is a line that shows above is free, below is slave
impact: temporarily settled sectionalism and tension between south and north

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second great awakening

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who: Charles finney
what: a protestant religious revival best known for camp meetings and teaching about immediate God salvation
impact: developed antebellum reforms, abolitionist movement,s creation of the utopian societies

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American Temperance society

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who:Justine Edwards, Lyman Beecher
what: a meeting that restricted drinking alcoholic beverages
impact: antebellum reform, passing 18th amendment

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Utopian societies

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who: Robert Owen, Joseph Henry Noyes
what: experimental societies that attempted to initiate ideal perfection but all failed
impact: encouraged beliefs like humans are “naturally good” and society can be perfect led to reforms trying to create a perfect yet impossible society

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Transcendentalism

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who: ralph waldo emerson
what: a literary movement that emphasized good individualism and unity of creations
impact: basis of brook farm and other utopian societies, fueled reforms

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‘Democracy in America’

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who: Alexis de tocqueville
what: a French book that looked at the american democratic gov and how it worked
impact: predicted the American civil war and cold war,American audience interpreted as nationalist

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Nat Turner Rebellion

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who:Nat turner
what: a slave revolt where Nat and 55 ppl died
impact: even more strict legislation of the south, ended up stereotype that slaves were happy, fighting pro slaves beliefs

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election of 1824

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who: John quincy Adams v. Andrew Jackson
what: a presidential election
impact: exposed currupt bargain between Henry clay and John Quincy Adams, a factor of andrew Jackson’s win in the next election

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election of 1828

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who: Andrew Jackson (democratic) v. John Quincy adams(republican)
what: a rematch presidential between the two
impact: stated solidification of political parties, example of mud sliding, increase sectionalism since while wouth, west and some north states voted Jackson while other north states voted adams

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spoil system

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who: Andrew jackson
what: a system where political parties elect supporters, friends, or relative to government jobs and responsibilities
impact: this was a corrupted increase in tension

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Nullification

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who: Thomas jefferson, James madison
what: the right for states to deny federal laws
impact: nullification crisis occurring in SC and started civil war.T

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Tariff of Abomination

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who: John Quincy Adams
what: a tariff that protected northern and western economies from the southern
impact: kick started American civil war when south Carolina attempted to nullify the tariff.

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Worcester v. Georgia

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who: Samuel a Worcester, John Marshall
what: a court case where w-man christian missionary group argued that Georgia could not impose laws on a independent nation, marshall sided with Worcester even the natives were very violently attacked
impact: Cherokee people and native American people freed to slate independence over other nations and Jackson stopped listening to the Convo..