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The action of capturing American sailors in order to forcibly enlist them in wars; Big reason leading to the War of 1812.
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Supreme Court case that inadvertently established that courts had the power of Judicial Review.
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Purchase of Louisiana Territory in exchange for 15 million dollars from France
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The 1st ever expedition that discovered and traveled through the unoccupied west.
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Prohibited American ships from foreign trade ports.
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War vs. Great Britain for violation of maritime rights; led to Andrew Jackson's eventual presidency
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Series of meetings discussing political and militaristic grievances concerning the War of 1812
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Battle which was 2 weeks after the War of 1812 ended; Andrew Jackson's greatest victory with 71 U.S casualties compared to Britain's 2,036 casualties
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The National bank that was successful but failed due to Andrew Jackson's mistrust for the bank and veto of the charter to extend its time
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Supreme Court case ruling that stated that Congress had the power to establish a national bank
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The era of a misogynistic viewpoint on women; believed that women were meant to only do household work along with the 4 principles of piety, purity, submission, and domesticity.
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Prevented any further European involvement and colonization in the Americas
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Supreme Court case ruling that enabled Congress under the Commerce Clause regulation of navigation
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Tariff that increased taxes on imported manufactured goods in order to promote American manufacturing compared to foreign ones; South Carolina hated it.
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The period which South Carolina had threatened to nullify Jackson's Tariff of 1828; led to Jackson's Force Act of 1833
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Act that enacted the forced removal of Native Americans from their territories by Andrew Jackson
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Supreme Court case ruling that stated that the Native Americans had a right to their land and the removal of them violated their treaties
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Supreme Court case ruling that stated non-Native Americans going into Native American soil without a license was constitutional and that Georgia's statute wasn't.
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Society that had an ideology of sharing of property, work, and love; after it's dissolution, became one of the largest silverware company.
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1st ever convention for Women's rights; held in the Wesleyan Chapel in Seneca Falls; New York
