Unit 3 Significant Slideshow Items Flashcards

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“Virginia Plan” proposed

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proportional representation based on population

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“New Jersey Plan” proposed

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equal rep. regardless of size

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3
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Roger Sherman broke the deadlock with the

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Connecticut Compromise

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Connecticut Compromise proposed…

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bicameral house and senate system

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“Three-Fifths Compromise”

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what slaves were counted as for state representation

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Feds

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supported Constitution and strong central govt, northern merchants

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Anti-Feds

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supported states’ rights, southern farmers / western homesteaders

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“Bill of Rights” protect

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individual freedoms + state sovereignty

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Madison, Hamilton + Jay

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wrote Federalist Papers to convince NY to ratify Constitution

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Treaty of Greenville

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opened Ohio region to American settlement

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Whiskey Rebellion

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angry at new tax on whiskey, started by farmers

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5 components of Hamilton’s plan to repair financial problems

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boost national credit, father-son relationship with states, strong protective tariffs, excise taxes on whiskey, National Bank

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Jefferson opposed the National Bank due to _____ beliefs

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“strict constructionist”

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Washington chose ________ by issuing the __________

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neutrality; Neutrality Proclamation of 1793

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Jay’s Treaty

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removed western forts but didn’t settle ship violation issues

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Pinckney’s Treaty

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US & Spain, gave US nav rights to Mississippi River, NOLA

17
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France and Britain began seizing US ships and _________ US sailors

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impressing

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Washington’s “Farewell Address” warned against

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forming political parties, entangling alliances

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Republican Motherhood

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attitude toward women’s roles present in the emerging United States before, during, and after the American Revolution

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“XYZ Affair”

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involving a confrontation between the US and Republican France, led to an undeclared war called the Quasi-War

21
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Alien and Sedition Acts

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included new powers to deport foreigners as well as making it harder for new immigrants to vote

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Adams & Hamilton led the

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Federalist Party, northern merchants and businessman + strong central govt

23
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Thomas Jefferson led the

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Democratic-Republican Party, small southerner farmers + weak central govt

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Jefferson’s victory was named the “Revolution of 1800” since it was the

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1st peaceful transfer of power bet parties

25
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Jefferson abandoned his strict constructionists beliefs and made the deal called the ________

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Louisiana Purchase

26
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US gained credibility by defeating the ________ ________ in the Tripolitan Wars

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Barbary Pirates

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Jefferson pushed the passing of the Embargo Act of 1807 which

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made any and all exports from the US illegal

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Non-Intercourse Act replaced Embargo Act which

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opened trade to everyone except France + Britain

29
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Causes of the War of 1812

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tension between Britain and US, impressment of US sailors

30
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War of 1812

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burned DC, US failed to invade Canada (Detroit was captured)

31
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Treaty of _____ ended the war

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Ghent

32
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Battle of NOLA win caused a rise in

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US nationalism; Jackson became an American hero

33
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Transcendentalism stressed

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“self reliance” and “power of nature”