Ch' 10,11, 12 review

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Ch. 10,11, 12 review

• UNIT II

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The Federalist Era (1789-1801)

• President Washington (1789-1797)
• Cabinet
• Bill of Rights
• Judiciary act of 1789
• Hamiltons financial plan
• Funding at Par
• Assumption of States Debt
• Creating an American coinage system
• Excise Taxes
• Whiskey
• Battle for the National Bank
• Jefferson v. Hamilton

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Washington/Foreign Policy

• Impact of the French Revolution
• Washingtons Neutrality Proclamation (1793)
• Citizen Genet (1793)
• Disputes with Great Britain
• Over frontier posts
• Over freedom of the seas
• Jay Treaty (1794)
• Pinckney Treaty of 1795
• Washingtons Farwell Address

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Adams (1797-1800)

• XYZ affair(1797)
• Undeclared Naval Warfare (1798-1799)
• Alien and Sedition acts (1798)
• Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions.
• Compact theory

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Achievements of the Federalists

• Put the Constitution into operation
• Firmly established the powers of the Federal
  government
• Solved financial problems
• Developed commerce and industry
• Kept the country out of war with England and
  France

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Jeffersons Presidency (1801-1809)

• Alien and Sedition Acts were repealed
• Residence requirement was lowered to 5 years
• Excise tax repealed
• Federal debt reduced
• 12th Amendment
• West Point (1802)
• Importation of slaves was prohibited (1808)
• Tripolitan War (1801-1805)
• Barbury pirates demanded a higher tribute
• Louisiana Purchase (1803)
• Lewis and Clark
• Zebulon Pike

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Marshall strengthens the Supreme court

• John Marshall
• Marbury v. Madison
• Review court case handout

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Foreign affairs/Jefferson

• Events leading to the War of 1812
• 1. Interference with American shipping
• Order in Council
• Chesapeake-Leopard Affair
• 2. US attempts economic pressure
• Embargo Act 1807
• Non-intercourse Act of 1809

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Madison

• Macons Bill No. 2
• War Hawks
• Battle of Tippecanoe
• War of 1812
• Burning of the Whitehouse
• American Anthem
• Battle of New Orleans
• Treaty of Ghent (1814)
• Hartford Convention
• Rush-Bagot agreement (1817)

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President Monroe (1817-1825)

• American system (Clay)
• Acquisition of Florida (1819)
• Panic of 1819
• Missouri Compromise of 1820

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Missouri Compromise

• Maine as a free state
• Missouri as a slave state
• Remaining territory (Louisiana Purchase) would be
  split at 36 degree 30 North latitude.
• Above free Belowslave

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Missouri Compromise
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Monroe Doctrine (1823)

• Spanish Colonies in Latin America revolt
• Most rulers in Europe disliked democracy
• European powers joined together to crush
  revolution.
• England didn't want Spain to reacquire its former
  colonies in Latin America.
• US did not want further intervention in Latin
  America. When it seemed that the European powers
  would try to win back Latin America for Spain,
  President Monroe Acted.

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Monroe Doctrine

• The American continents are not open to further
  colonization by European powers.
• Any attempt on the part of European powers to
  interfere with the existing governments in the
  Americas will regarded by the US as an unfriendly
  act.
• The US will not interfere in European affairs or
  with the Existing European colonies in the
  Western Hemisphere