American History Chapter 10

1816

Second Bank of the US

1819

Adams-Onis Treaty

1823

Monroe Doctrine

1824

“Favorite Sons” Election

James Monroe

1817-1825

John Quincy Adams

1825-1829

Protective Tariff (1816)

Passed to encourage industry in America

John C. Calhoun

disagreed with protective tariffs

“Wildcat” Banks

banks went out of business when investors could not pay off their loans

Nationalism

Most Americans supported the Protective Tariff because of the spirit of _____

Speculation

What is it called when investors bought massive amounts of land at a low price and try to sell it for a higher price

Woodward

tried to change the charter of Dartmouth

Gibbons v. Ogden

defined interstate commerce

The Cumberland Road

1st national road (highway) in America built in 1818

Rush-Bagot Agreement

disarmed the Great Lakes and demilitarized the Canada/American border

Adams-Onis Treaty

America sent Andrew Jackson to deal with the raiding issue; Spain decided to sell Florida to America in 1819

Congress of Verona

Congress where several European nations promised to help Spain control her colonies

Implied powers

What did John Marshall’s decision on the case upheld the belief of

Andrew Jackson

Who did America sent to deal with raiding issues

1819

What year did Spain sell Florida to America

Monroe Doctrine (1823)

ordered all European Nations to stay out of any New World Affairs

Missouri Compromise

Missouri would join as a slave state and maine would join as a free state

North

Who was against slavery

South

Who was for slavery

1820

What year did Maine request to join the U.S.

Missouri

Who became a slave state

Maine

Who became a free state

Democrats

the other half that supported Andrew Jackson

National Republicans

What were half of the Democrats/Republicans called who supported Adams

John Quincy Adams

Who won the election of 1824