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Influences the rise of reform movements like the Women's rights movement and Abolitionist movement
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Increased demand for slaves and increased cotton production.
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The U.S gains a large amount of land, encouraging westward expansion.
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Newly purchased Louisiana purchase region explored. Leaves from Missouri.
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Restricted trade in all foreign nations.
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This lifted every embargo except for France and England.
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Nationalism increased. A deadly blow to the Federalist party.
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Discussions were made about grievances of the War of 1812 and thoughts from some about secession from the union.
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Decisive victory with Andrew Jackson in command, repelling British forces.
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Only one political party was active. (Democratic-Republicans)
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A depression that consisted of sectionalism, banking failures, and agriculture decline.
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Established powers of the federal government. (Implied powers)
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Missouri was made a slave state and Maine was made a free state. Slavery was restricted North of 36, 30 North.
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Declares that the U.S should take part in European affairs and Europe shouldn't be involved in the U.S and Latin American affairs
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Expanded Congress's power. Limited interstate commerce clause.
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Tariffs made to protect Northern industries. South Carolina considered this unconstitutional.
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Removed civilized Indian Tribes from their territory to reservations westward.
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Court rules only the federal government could regulate Indian land.
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Payment for government land must be in Silver or Gold
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Recession caused by Andrew Jackson's policies regarding the bank.
