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The patent was not validated until 1807
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Planned slave revolt in Richmond
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A religious reform
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Louisiana is bought by the US.
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Court case that stated the need for judicial review
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Lewis and Clark set off to explore the Louisiana territory.
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A law passed that prohibited American ships from trading in any foreign port
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Naval battle between the USS Chesapeake and HMS Leopard
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Lifted all embargos on trade except for British and French ports
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Led to America's expansion westward
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Washington DC is burned by the British
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The treaty officially ends the War of 1812
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This led to the North dominating the textile industry
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Series of meetings discussing War of 1812
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The title is self explanatory.
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Andrew Jackson and his forces defeat invading British
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Mood of victory after the War of 1812 started this era
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The treaty was signed after the war of 1812 to limit naval power on the Great Lakes and Lake Champlain.
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Self explanatory
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Set boundary between US and Canada
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Florida is ceded to the US and the boundary between the US and New Spain was created.
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The state of Maryland had attempted to impede operation of a branch of the Second Bank of the United States by imposing a tax on all notes of banks not chartered in Maryland
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Financial crisis followed by economic collapse
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law from the United States Supreme Court dealing with the application of the Contract Clause of the United States Constitution to private corporations
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Missouri Compromise was passed in 1820 admitting Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state
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A failed slave uprising
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The treaty defined US foreign policy at the time.
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John Quincy Adams is elected over Andrew Jackson due to what some believe was Henry Clay's doing
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Supreme Court is granted power to regulate interstate commerce
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One of the biggest figures in the 2nd Great Awakening
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He purchased the town with the intent of creating a Utopian community
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He served for 10 years
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Intemperance = Alcoholism
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Passed to protect Northern industry
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First Mormon church founded
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Jackson's attempt to relocate Native Americans to take their land
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South Carolina resists the orders of the federal government
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A fight over western land led by Sauk Chief Black Hawk
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Only the government could impose regulations on Native American land
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Led to the trail of tears
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English intellectuals start their club
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Textbooks published in a time of educational reform
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Would lead to Texas' war with Mexico
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Led to Texas's independence
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Executive order that required payment for government land to be paid in gold and silver
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Financial panic that led to a recession
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He was a cunning politician
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Preached Transcendentalism
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Following the Indian Removal Act, native Americans were forced to leave their land and go to reservations
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a treaty resolving several border issues between the United States and the British North American colonies
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Diplomatic treaty with China that included letting foreigners learn Chinese
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Texas is added to the United States
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America's war with Mexico
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Sacramento Valley citizens fought back against Mexican authorities
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A socialist community
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Ended the Mexican-American War
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The discovery of gold led many settlers to go west
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He believed in fighting back against the government
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Trade and discourse with Japan is opened again
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The United States purchased land that would become Arizona and New Mexico
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Led to opening Japan's ports to the US
