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Robert Fulton invents the Steamboat.
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Constructed between 1811 and 1818, the road stretched from Cumberland, Maryland to Wheeling, WV.
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The Boston Manufacturing Company, founded by Cabot Lowell and associates, found a landmark cotton mill factory
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The War of 1812 ends
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President Madison called for this federally supported program which consisted of improving the transportaion system of the US
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The territory of East Florida was in high demmand for President Monroe . Gen. Jackson invaded the land, eventually occupying it,
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Proposed by Jenry Clay, this called for a high protective tariff to stimulate industrial growth.
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James Monroe is elected the 5th President of the US with a count of 183 to 34.
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Expected to serve as a check on the state banks by forcing them to resume specie payments.
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Limited US and British naval forces on the Great Lakes and Lake Champlain and guranteed that the Britsih would never try to invade the US from Canada and that the US would never try to take Canada away from the British.
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New Hampshire state legislature is denied the right to convert Dartmouth from a private college into a state university
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America's first financial crisis
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The US gains Florida from the Spanish
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After Maryland had levied a tax on a branch of the Bank of the US, it was ruled by the court unconstitutional.
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After debate on wether or not Missouri should be accpeted as a slave state, Congress makes the decision to grant statehood to Maine as a free state and Missouri as a slave state to continue the balance of power.
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Monroe blows away his opponent with a count of 231 to 1.
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Monroe argued that repairing the road was beyond the constitutional powers of the US, stating it was the job of state and local government.
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Declared that the US opposed any further colinization in the Americas or any effort by European nations to extend their political systems outside their own hemishphere. In exchange the US promised to involve itself with Europe.
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Bolstered the power of Congress to regulate interstate commerce.
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The Erie Canal, stretching from Albany to Buffalo.
