1800-1840 DBQ Dates

John Adams vs Thomas Jefferson (tied so thrown into House of Representatives)

1800

Treaty of San Ildefonso

1800

Judiciary Act

1801

Inauguration of Thomas Jefferson

1801

Judiciary Act repealed

1802

Napoleon failure in Haiti

1803

Louisiana Purchase

1803

Marbury v. Madison

1803

Lewis and Clark Expedition

1804

Jefferson 2nd Term

1804

12th Amendment Ratified

1804

Burr Conspiracy

1804

France v. Britain Full War (impressment + voyage)

1805

Rule of 1756 (describe)

neutral countries were prohibited from trading with the enemy nation’s colonies if new

Berlin Decree

1806

Orders in Council

1806

Milan Decree

1806

Embargo Act

1807

Chesapeake Incident

1807

Inauguration of Madison

1809

Non-Intercourse Act

1809

Treaty of Fort Wayne

1809

Macon’s 2nd Bill

1810

Battle of Tippecanoe

1811

Shawnee Confederacy

1811

Madison declared war on Britain

War of 1812

Madison 2nd Term

1813

Battle of Thames (RIP Tecumseh)

1813)

Hartford Convention

1814

Treaty of Ghent

1814

Treaty of Ghent (describe)

stalemate; status quo antebellum

Battle of New Orleans

1815

Monroe’s first term

1816

American System (Henry Clay)

1816

Tariff of 1816 (describe)

imposed a protective tax on imported goods

Monroe Vetoes Internal Improvements

1817

Rush-Bagot Treaty

1817

Convention between GB and U.S. about borders

1818

Adams-Onis Treaty

1819

Panic of 1819 (describe)

blamed on B.U.S. where they were loaning money they didn’t have

Dartmouth College v. Woodward + describe

1819; states can’t control private institutions

McCulloch vs Maryland + describe

1819; states can’t interfere with national federal bank

Missouri Compromise

1820

Monroe 2nd Term

1820

Monroe Doctrine

1823

John Quincy Adams First Term; “Corrupt Bargain”

1824

1 Party System Fails

1824

Gibbons v. Ogden

1824

RIP Jefferson + Adams

1826

Van Buren’s Ritchie Letter

1827

Andrew Jackson inauguration - “Old Hickory”

1828

“Spoils System”

1828

Tariff of Abominations

1828

SC Exposition + Protest

1828

John Calhoun - Nullification

1828

Maysville Road Bill vetoed

1830

Cherokee vs. Georgia

1831

2nd B.U.S. (Biddle) Recharter Vetoed

1832

Nullification Crisis

1832

First Compromise Tariff

1832

Worcester vs. Georgia

1832

Compromise Treaty

1833

Andrew Jackson’s 2nd Term - “King Jackson”

1833

Treaty of New Echota

1835

Deposit Act (“pet bank”)

1836

Specie Circular

1836

Whigs Party unites

1836

Van Buren’s 1st Term

1836

Gag Rule

1836

Panic of 1837 (describe)

caused by speculation; a severe economic depression in the United States that caused widespread bank failures, unemployment, and a collapse of the real estate market; Martin Van “Ruin” blamed

Trail of Tears

1838

Independent Treasury Bill

1840

William Henry Harrison 1st Term

1840