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Louisiana Purchase
-Signed in 3/30/1803
-A transaction with France which the United States purchased 828,000 square miles of land west of the Mississippi River
-Proposed by Thomas Jefferson
-The United States doubled in size because of this purchase
XYZ Affair
-Major diplomatic scandal in 1797-1798 where French agents demanded a large bribe loan from the American diplomats to negotiate amend to French seizure of U.S ships
-lead an undeclared naval conflict (quasi war)
“Quasi warfare”
-conflict that uses non-military and military means to achieve strategic goals blurring the lines between war and peace
Marburg vs Maddison
-1303 a landmark supreme courts establishing judicial review power to declare unconstitutional (the supreme court courts acts of congress )
The Monroe doctrine
-Declared by president James Monroe in 1823, was a U.S foreign policy stating the Americas were closed to further European colonization + intervention; in exchange the U.S would not interfere European affairs
The Missouri compromise and its results
-1820
-was a U.S law that interfered with admitted Missouri as a European affairs slave state and Maine as a free state, maintaining the balance of power in congress and prohibited slavery in the rest of the Louisiana purchase territories
First 5 presidents in order
-George Washington
-John Adam’s
-Thomas Jefferson
-James Maddison
-James Monroe
The “Era of good feelings”
-marked a period of time in the political history of the United States, that reflected a sense of national purpose - desire for unity among Americans in the aftermath of the war of 1812
Francis Scott key
-American poet and lawyer
-wrote the poem “The Star Spangled Banner”-was inspired after seeing the U.S flag still flying after a British attack
The Battle of Fort McHenry
-a moment in the was 1212 where American defenders repelled a naval bombardment of Baltimore, Maryland
The Embargo Act, its purpose verse its actual impact
-The embargo act is a law that was passed in 1807 by Thomas Jefferson
-The purpose was to band American ships from trading with foreign parts aiming to pressure Britain and France to respect the U.S neutrality
-The impact was severely damaged economy and farmers and merchants making them smuggle more
The was of 1812
-caught between the U.S and Great Britain from 1812-1815, it was caused by impressment and trade restrictions and British interference
—The important event that happened because of this were the bombing of Washington D.C and The Battle of Fort McHenry
-The war ended with the treaty of Ghent-increased national pride and showed the U.S could defend itself