APUSH timeline Period 4

  • Burr v Hamilton duel

    Alexander burr was insulted by Hamilton and he challenged hamilton to a duel in which Hamilton was shot. This derived the federalist party.
  • Embargo act

    Prohibited american merchant ships from sailing to foreign ports which acted as an alternative to war with britain and France.
  • Marburry v madison

    After Jefferson's induction intro office, Adams called for his midnight appointments to be delivered to his cabinet members. Madison refused to deliver them which resulted in marburry suing Madison by claiming it was his job to deliver the appointments. Resulted in the establishment of judicial review
  • Lousiana Purchase of 1803

    The land which was settled along the Mississippi river was purchased by france by thomas jefferson. This doubles the size of the United states. Purchased for 15 million dollars.
  • Lous and Clark expedition

    Before the purchase of the Louisiana territory, Thomas Jefferson sent lewis and Clark to explore the trans mississippi west along the native population of Sacagawea.
  • War of 1812

    Caused by violation of us neutral rights at sea as well as the western frontier by British forces which included the act of impressment upon american men being forced into the British navy.
  • Hartford convention

    Radical federalists met for this meeting in New England in order to urge the amendment of the new constitution while also threatening succession from the union. This convention led to the death of the federalist party.
  • American system

    Henry clay developed this system which encouraged economic nationalism. These features came along with protective tariffs, a second national band, internal improvements, which included roads and canals.
  • Period: to

    Era of good feeling

    Era which was marked by a period of nationalism, optimism, as well as a overall good will. One of the new aspects of government where that only one political party resigned.
  • treaty of 1818

    US and Britain shared fishing traits along the coast of newfoundland, joint occupation of oregon territory for 10 years, setting the northern boundary of Louisiana territory at 49th parallel.
  • panic of 1819

    First major economic panic preceding the ratification of the constitution.
  • Adams onis treaty

    Signed between United States and Spain in which spain gave the Florida territory to the United States.
  • mcCulloch v Maryland.

    marshall ruled that state law could not tax federal institutions when Maryland attempted to tax thee second national bank.
  • darthmouth collage v Woodward.

    Established dartmouth college would transfer from a private college to a public institution. This allowed federal jurisdiction to reign supreme to that of the state law.
  • commonwealth system

    Refers to a single group of people organized and United under a single government.
  • Missouri compromise

    established Missouri would be created in the western frontier ad enter the union as a slave state. Main would enter as a free state.
  • gibbons v Ogden

    Federal government decided that New York could not grant a monopoly to a steamboat company because it conflicted with a charter which was organized by Congress.established federal government had broad control over all interstate commerce.
  • monroe doctrine

    doctrine signed by james Monroe and written by John Adams. Introduced with the vision of keeping European powers in the eastern hemisphere. United States claims neutrality to all European affairs.
  • corrupt bargain

    refers to the election of 1824 when henry clay urged his supporters to vote for adams in exchange for a spot in his cabinet.
  • erie canal

    canal which connected the great lakes and New York which fueled the creation of new towns and inspired building other canals.
  • American temporance society

    Effort to encourage moderation in alcohol consumption
  • Revolution of 1828

    A new party which was formed during this election was named the democrats which was led by andrew Jackson, Opponents of them where the national republicans.
  • Indian removal act

    Caused a forceful emigration of thousands of native Americans westward along the trail of tears in which thousands would die from the harsh conditions and mistreatment from American soldiers.
  • Nat turners rebelion

    Slave rebellion led by Nat Turner which resulted in 56 slaves being executed as they where accused of being apart of a rebellion.
  • Cherokee Nation v. Georgia

    Indians claimed they had a right to stay on their claimed land in the state of Georgia. John Marshall ruled in Cherokee favor, however Jackson responded by stating he has made his decision, now let him enforce it.
  • Jacksons bank wars

    Put federal funds in pet banks because jackson believed the state and federal banks held too much power. led to the panic of 1837
  • Worchester v georgia

    John marshall ruled that stater law had no authority in the cherokee territory being disputed over georgia .
  • Nullification crisis

    South carolina attempted to nullify a federal law and also threatened to secede from the union. however andrew Jackson was able to preserve the union in the olive branch and petition in which he threatened military force, making him look like a monarch
  • Panic of 1837

    Caused By the collapse of state banks and a result of the specie circular requiring hard money to purchase land in the west.
  • Shakers

    Religious movement based on ecstatic dances which was apart of daily worship. main believed revolved around a god who had male and female components
  • American renaissance

    A time where american authors explored the true meaning of american
  • Commonwealth v. Hunt

    The legality of labor combinations was uncertain. However, with John Marshall's ruling, the case established the legality of labor unions.
  • Seneca falls convention

    Women met in new york to discuss the rights that they believed were guaranteed to women where they wrote and signed the declaration of sentiments
  • Oneida community

    utopian community in New York that utilized ideology of complex marriage, male consistence, and controlled breeding as typical practices.