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First president of the United States he served until March 4th 1797 when he declined a third term
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Built in Philadelphia to handle the colossal war debt and to create a unifrom country for the United States
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A protest to the whiskey tax which was the first tax imposed by the federal government
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A series of diplomatic events between France and the U.S.during John Adams presidency that led to the undeclared Quasi-war
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The treaty that ended up settling unresolved issues between the United states and Britain since the American revolution
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Huge success for the United States because it settled land disputes with Spain, allowed free navigation of the Mississippi river and also tax free transport through New Orleans
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Second president of the United States he served until 1801
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Gave President Adams the ability to deport any alien in the U.S. with ties to wartime enemies and power to define treasonable activity
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Third president of the United States after he served as the vice president under John Adams
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First Supreme Court case to apply principle of judical review, declaring an act of Congress unconstitutional
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The United States purchased 828,000 square miles for land West of the Mississippi river for $15 million
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Supported by thomas Jefferson it made all exports illegal in hopes to force respect for american rights fro France and Britain
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Fourth president of the United States
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Fought between Confederacy of Native Americans and United States forces over western expansion into Native territory
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After British forces burned down public buildings, including the White House, after the battle of Bladensburg
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Andrew Jackson defended New Orleans against British forces
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Treaty negotiated and signed in Ghent, Belgium that ended the War of 1812 between the U.S. and Great Britain
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Federalist Delegates met in Hartford to dicuss the War of 1812, James Madisons mercantile policies, and power of Southern states
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"the era of good feeling" due to the countries expansion and growth.
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Ruled that Congress had powers, from the Necessary and Proper Cluase, to create the Second Bank of the U.S. and Maryland couldnt tax it
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The treaty between US and Spain that gave us Florida.
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Admitted Missouri into the Union as a slave state, but slavery was outlawed everywhere in the LA Purchase and Maine was added as a F.S.
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the u.s. foreign policy that says any effort to colonize land in the United States would be viewed as an act of aggresion
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Gave Congress the powers to regulate trade across state borders, from Commerce Clause, Article 1 Section 8
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won the presidential election in 1824 against Andrew Jackson but only went on to serve one term due to his opposition to slavery and believe in freedom of speech
