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Period: to
George Washinton
-Whiskey Rebellion
-Indian’s life stlye changed
-Judiciary Act of 1789-Bill of Rights-Dem. – Rep. parties formed -Est. of the Bank of U.S.-Hamilton’s financial plan
-Foreign debt paid off-Pickney’s treaty New Orelans-Treaty of Greenville, 1795-Neutrality Act -
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John Adams
-Sons of Liberty
-Alien and Sedition Act-Declarartion of rights and Grievances-Federalist-Anit-Federalists-Stamp act
-XYZ affairs-Jay Treaty -
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Thomas Jefferson
-Ohio joins Union-Hamiton is fatally wounded
-Louisiana Territory Act-Twelfth Amendment-Enabling Act-ban on slave trade-Louisiana Purchase -
Period: to
James Madison
-Louisiana is admitted to the nation as the eighteenth state of the Union. -The House refuses to enlarge the Navy
-Congress authorizes $12,000 to refurbish the white House
-Nonintercourse with Britain. -
Period: to
James Monroe
-Mississippi becomes the twentieth state in the Union.
-Alabama becomes the twenty-second state of the Union.
-Illinois is admitted as the twenty-first state of the Union.
-Doctri
-The Panic of 1819
-The Transcontinental Treaty, also known as the Adams-Onis treaty, is resolved in February after the conclusion of negotiations dating back to July 1818. The treaty transfers the Floridas from Spain to the United States for $5 million, and advances the U.S. border across Mexico to the Pacific Ocean. -
Period: to
John Quincy Adams
-XYZ affairs
-Alien and Sedition acts
-Adams calls the first special session of Congress to debate the mounting crisis in French-American relations. Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, the American envoy in France, had left France after being insulted by the French foreign minister. -
Period: to
Andrew Jackson
-spoils system
-the Second Bank of the United States
-Indian Removal Act
-Peggy Eaton Affair
-Nullification Proclamation
-terminate the national debt -
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Martin Van Buren
Economic Issues:
-Economic Panic of 1837
Domestic Issues:
-New Territories
Social Issues:
-Native Americans
-Slavery
Foreign issues:
-borders between New York and Canada and Maine and Canada. -
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Henry Harrison
Domestic Issues:
-Slavery -
Period: to
John Tyler
Domestic Issues:
-Annexation of Texas
-Constitutional Powers
Foreign Policy issiues:
-Webster-Ashburton treaty of 1842 -
Period: to
James K. Polk
Domestic Issues:
-Independent Treasury Act of 1846: established independent treasury deposit offices separate from private or state banks to receive all government funds.
-Westward Expansion
-Wilmot Proviso: Slavery in the New Territories
Foreign Policy Issues:
-High Tariffs
-Mexican War
-Treaty of New Granada
Social Issues:
- Slavery
Economic Issues:
-Walker Tariff of 1846: protective tariff