Period 4 timeline

  • Jefferson Election & Presidency

    Jefferson won over the election against John Adams in 1800 trying to minimize the differences between the bigger divide on the pollitical parties.
    -He wanted to keep Hamiltons Fin. Plan
    -purchased Louisiana
    -Reduced the militia size
    -Cut government jobs
    -Cut off internal taxes
    -Wanted to lower natty debt
    -Unifed Democrats republicans within his presidency (aligned values)
    -When he purchased Louisiana it weakened the Federalist party
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    John Marshall

    01-35
    He started the popularity of the supreme court
    Established the Judicary act, Marbury Vs Madison, and Judicial review
    Increased power of the judicial branch so it was equal to the other 2
    He helped Federalist influence even though his term lasted longer than the party
    Strengthened the central GOV
  • Marbury v. Madison

  • Louisana Pruchase

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    U.S Neutrality & Napolenioc Wars

  • Aaron Burr

  • Lewis and Clark

    They both wanted to explore the area of the west but couldn't in fear of attacks of the native tribes. (Meriwether Lewis and William Clark)
    They started in St. Louis, MI 1804 and returned in 1806
    SIGNIFCANCE
    They wanted a better undertsanding of the land occupying the US.
    It pushed the claims of having the Oregan Terriory and pushed wanting Louisiana
    WIth knowledge of Natives in the land Jefferson helped relations with them
    Helped fur trade
  • Embargo Act

  • James madison

  • Nonintercourse Act

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    INdutrial Revolution & things led by that

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    War of 1812

  • Hartford Convention

  • Treaty of Ghent

  • Market Revolution

  • Era of Good feeling

  • Henry Clays American System

  • Rush Bagot Agreement

  • Treaty of 1818

  • Panic of 1819

  • Missouri Compromise

  • Tallmadge Admendment

  • Adam-Onis Treaty

  • Temperance movement

  • Monroe Doctrine

  • Election of 1824

  • Andrew Jackson

  • Transcendentalist

  • Nat Turner Leads slave rebellion

  • Bank War

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    Nullification Crisis

  • Compromise Tariff

  • Specie Circular

  • Election of 1836

  • Cherokee removal to "Indian Territory"

  • Indian Removal Act & Trail tears

  • Election of 1840

  • Seneca Falls Convention