Unit 4 Flashcards

1
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Hamilton and Jefferson views

Federalist vs democratic-republican

A

Hamilton favored wealthy Jefferson the common man or farmer

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2
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Democrats vs whigs

Jackson. Clay

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Henry clay lost

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3
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McCulloch vs. Maryland

A

BUS couldn’t be taxed, federal government had more power than states.

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4
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Worcester vs Georgia

A

Native Americans can not be forced to move out west however Andrew Jackson disregarded

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5
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Effect of market growth

A

Debates over role of government

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6
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Often people were not as loyal to their region so much as their

A

Nation

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7
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Embargo act of 1807

A

Didn’t allow ships to leave with hurt merchants.

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8
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Nullification crisis 1832-1833

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South Carolina nullified tariffs made by the nation

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9
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South views in slavery

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Took pride in slavery and defended it as a “positive good”

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10
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2nd great awakening and what it inspired…

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Abolitionism, women’s rights, temperance

Deism believed in god but not to impact society after revolution.

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11
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Abolitionism efforts

A

Various emancipation plans
Proslavery arguments
Slavery against democracy

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12
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Xenophobia

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Hatred of foreigners specifically Irish and was a party

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13
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Seneca falls convections/declaration of sentiments

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Women’s rights movement/ men and women created equally

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14
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Nat turners rebellion

A

Many whites and slaves killed

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15
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Textile machines

A

Increased production

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16
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Steam engine

A

Boats could travel against the current and helped economy

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17
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Canals

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Goods could be shipped further

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18
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Railroads

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Hurt canals because of its speed

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19
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Telegraph

A

Spread information

20
Q

Mechanical reaper and steel plow

A

To harvest and grow crops more efficiently

21
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Government tried to create a unified national economy Henry clays plan was

A

A bUS tariffs on foreign goods and internal improvements payed by tariffs

22
Q

Common wealth vs hunt

A

Legalized labor unions in 1837

23
Q

European immigrants

A

East-Irish(cities)
Midwest-Germans(farmer)

Left due to potato famine and more economic opportunities in the US. Did not settle in south

24
Q

Monroe doctrine

A

Written by JQA as a message for Europe to stay out of the Western Hemisphere and we will stay out of european affairs. Europeans already in west though. Didn’t have military to enforce.

25
Q

Hartford convention

A

Federalists upset with the war of 1812 and urged succession

26
Q

War hawks

A

People in the south advocating expansion and wanted war with Great Britain. Henry clay and John Calhoun

27
Q

Missouri compromise

A

Missouri slave state Maine free
Slave below 36 30
Balance at 12 states each and in senate

28
Q

William Henry Harrison and tecumseh

A

They were opposing leaders after the Chesapeake-leopard incident

29
Q

Chesapeake-leopard

A

British seized American ships and took them to work for themselves impressment

30
Q

Louisiana purchase

A

Jefferson purchased from napoleon

31
Q

Non-intercourse act

A

Non-intercourse act after embargo to prevent Trade with English and for English from harassing ships

32
Q

Midnight judges

A

Adams appointed judges before the end of his term to have an impact

33
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Judiciary act of 1801

A

Allowed Feds to remain

34
Q

Marburg vs Madison

A

Showed that supreme courts had the final say in laws called judiciary view

35
Q

John Marshall

A

Disliked by jeffersonians

36
Q

Pickneys treaty

A

Gives colonists access to the Mississippi River

37
Q

Samuel slater

A

He memorized British plans to build a mill

38
Q

Causes of war

A

The Chesapeake leopard

Embargo act

39
Q

The Virginia dynasty

A

Virginia had a strong control over government leaders

All presidents accept Adams up to this point were from Virginia

40
Q

Era of good feelings

A

President James Monroe found that the country was politically sound proposed by Colombian centinal

41
Q

The Seminole war

A

Andrew Jackson raided Florida and the Indians in it which made it much easier to obtain

42
Q

Adams-onis treaty

A

Traded Florida for Texas

43
Q

The panic of 1819

A

Economic and financial crisis due to the war of 1812

44
Q

Ogdin vs Gibbons

A

Ogdin runs fairy company from New York to New Jersey, which interfered with gibbons and the Supreme Court ruled power over commerce.

45
Q

Election of 1824

A

Quincy won clay secretary of states people outraged because Jackson got most votes.

Jacksonions called it a corrupt bargain

46
Q

War of 1812

A

Us vs. Britain US lost all battles but New Orleans but after the battle was over Jackson won the battle of New Orleans. Established economic independence for us.

47
Q

Second national bank

A

Because there was too much paper money and not enough gold, it was used to organize the currency.