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A time were their were tons of social reform, education reform, religious reform, and women's rights reform.
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Revived slavery and started "King Cotton" in the South
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Started the Jeffersonian era.
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Large slave rebellion planned in the city of Richmond
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Thomas Jefferson doubles size of U.S by purchasing this territory from France.
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Set the stage for Judicial review to give power to Judicial Branch to declare things unconstituitional
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Attempt to find water way to Pacific, trade with natives, and validate the U.S new territory
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Prohibited Americans from all foreign trade (punish France and Britain) and it failed
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Fight between British and American naval ships that contributed to the start of the war of 1812
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Established Democratic Republican Party and advocated for Bill of Rights
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Lifted the Embargo of 1807 except for trade to Britian and France
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Disarmament treaty with Britian to stop naval war fair on Great Lakes and lake Champlain
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British troops attack DC and burn the white house after the U.S attacks Ontario
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Belief that Americans had the right to spread west after the War of 1812
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"Prophet" who tried to revive Indian culture against whites and died fighting in war of 1812 at Battle of Tippacanoe
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Francis Lowell memorized plans and brought them back to Massachusetts and started the first textile mill factories in the U.S
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Andrew Jackson successful defeated the British after Treaty of Ghent was signed
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Ended the war of 1812
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Utopian society attempt that believed in cooperative communities
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During James Monroe's presidency after the war of 1812 people had a larger sense of nationalism and unity but not much good actually happened
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Marked the start of two year piece with Britain shortly after the Treaty of Ghent
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New England Federalist Party meet to express concerns about war of 1812
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Elected unopposed and in the First Party System Era. Would help define foriegn policy.
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Determined boundary between the Missouri territory and with Britian (Canada) at the 49th parallel.
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Spain cedes Florida to U.S
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Judicial Branch ruled that the government had the power to create a National Bank and state lacked power to tax the Bank
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First major economic crisis in the U.S
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Supreme Court said that Dartmouth college charter was protected by the U.S constitution.
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Missouri became a slave state and Maine became a new free state to balance the slave/free state ratio
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Slave revolt planned by Vesey in South Carolina but failed because traitors told whites of the revolt.
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Document directed to Europeans that the U.S will not tolerate colonization.
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She believed women should be trained to be mothers and teachers and she founded the Hartford Female Seminary
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Andrew Jackson lost election because Henry Clay influenced House of Representatives and became secretary of state.
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A case about whether NY could have a monopoly to ferry in international waters and a decision that gave the U.S power to regulate interstate commerce
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Allowed U.S to prosper financially and was completely piad of after 7 years due to tolls. Went from Albany to Lake Erie
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Charles Finny convert tons of people at camp meetings during the second great awakening and started revivalism and believed in intemperance.
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Revivalist during the second great awakening who deliveredsermans about the sin of alcohol
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First Protective tarrif to protect the U.S economy in the North
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Andrew Jackson one the popular vote after revenge for the corrupt bargain and would set precedent for the two-party system.
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Otherwise known as the Mormans that believe in hard work, saving, dependent communities, and moderation
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Forced Indians to relocate to unsettled lands West of Mississippi passed by Andrew Jackson
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Forced removal of Indians were they forced to go to the lands beyond the Mississippi river
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Said that government had the right to imposes regulations on Indians not states when they vacated Samuel Worcesters conviction.
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South Carolina tries to nullify protective tarrif by Andrew Jackson as it seems directed towards hurting the South and South Carolina threatened with succession.(Taxes slowly lifted)
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In resistance to the Indian Removal Act led by Suak the Indian tribe leader against the Americans
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Jackson disliked national banks and believed it was hurting the economy because it was a monopoly run by an authoritarian leader
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The Whig party was led by Henry Clay and they opposed Andrew Jackson and believed in protective tarrifs, national banks,and internal improvements.
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Treaty that ceded Cherokee land to Georgia for money
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Believe that truth was not found by observation but an inner light. (Emerson)
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Became the Republic of Texas as they did not like Santa Anna and battles were fought like the Alamo
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Battle where 200 texans were cornered and killed and inspired other people to fight Mexico with Texans
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required government land to be paid for in gold and silver. Issued by Jackson and enforced by Van Bueren
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First American Textbooks used in schools across the nation
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Horace Mann started education reform and started monitoring attendance, better trained teachers, change curriculum, and monitory attendance.
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Financial crisis that went into the mid 40s started by Andrew Jackson
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inherited all of Andrew Jacksons problems with the financial crisis and was Jacksons yes man
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Says that American should not copy England, but develop their own culture
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resolving border issues between U.S and Britian
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Peace treaty between Qin dynasty of China
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Led the U.S to war with Mexico and gained lots of territory for U.S
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Was entered into the union as a slave state and started the Mexican War.
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American and Mexican troops met at the Rio Grande river and shots began to fire.
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Unrecognized breakaway state that broke away from Mexico republic for 25 days.
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Utopian community attempt that believed a perfectionist community
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Treaty that added 525000 sq/mi to the U.S (four corners, Wyoming, Nevada, and California
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Thoreau, a transcendilist,wrote about opposition to slavery and imperialism
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Americans flocked to the west as gold nuggets were being found to get rich quick and was found by James W. Marshall at Sutter's Mill in Coloma, California.
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U.S purchased southern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico by James Gadsden a U.S ambassador
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Re established regular trade with Japan which hasn't happened in 200 years at the time
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First treaty between the U.S and Tokugawa Shogunate.
