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vairous causes of the war

THIS is ON TEST conflict with british supported native americans which kept us from growing

british impressment of american sailors

british violation of neutral trading rights

stuff that didnt happen : texas annixation

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impressment

to force someone to serve in army or navy

-british impressed american sailors

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British order in council

a type of legal instrument used in britian

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Embargo act

stopped all use exports which would hopefully offend countries to stop acting against US. Not effective

Ruined US economy

LAsted 15 months under heavy protest

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non intercourse act-

THIS is ON TEST no trade with britian and france but US trade was ipen to all other countries

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Macons Bill #2

THIS is ON TEST passed on august 1810 and offered deal to whatever belligerent would respect American rights- this aimed to punish Britian and France for seizing American ships during the Napoleonic wars

Napoleon tooo advantage alliance with france moved america closer to war with britian

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war hawks

a group that wanted war with England and kept pushing

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Victories at sea/ WHERE DID MOST WARS TAKE PLACE IN EARLY BATTLES

THIS is ON TEST AT SEA/ The old iron side defeated two British Ships

In the end there was no clear winner

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Burning of washington

The while house was burned down along with the capitol and many government buildings by the british

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Battle of Fort McHenry

the battle that inspired the Star Spangled banner and the british attempted to bombard the fort, but american soliders held down and won the battle.

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Star spangled banner/ WHO WROTE IT

FRANCIS SOMETHING THIS is ON TESTinspiried by the batted of Fort Mchenry and was inspired by an old English drinking song.

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Battle of new orleans

THIS is ON TEST The battle took place after the war of 1812 - word did not spread fast/ HAPPENED 2 WEEKS OVER

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treaty of Ghent ON TEST

hENRY CLAY = REPRESENTATIVE

-BRITIAN INDESPENSABLE DEMAND: A NATIVE AMERICAN BUFFER STATE TO PREVENT THE US FROM MOVING WEST

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ThMonroe and era of good feelings

economics growth occured due to henry clays american plan, new inventions, and states were admitted

-America is coming together

-growing west

____ slavery spreads

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sectionalism THIS is ON TEST

loyalty to ones own religion or section of the country rather than the country as a whole

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nationalism THIS is ON TEST

elevates one nation or nationality abive all other (united)

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Marshall court cases THIS is ON TEST

Marbury V madison

-Established Judical review

  • the power of the supreem court to determine what laws, what acts of congres, what president laws are constitutional

  • Midnigth Justice

  • Rules with the FEDERAL

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Feltcher V Peck

Yazoo river (grant = contract)

  • Georgia Revoked grants

  • original grantee sues

  • Marshals ruiling

  • original grants contract

  • Rule with the FEDERAL

  • First time a state law was declared unconstituional

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McCulloh V Maryland

  • The issue is the right of stae to tax agency established by the federal government

  • State bank of maryland imposed tax on bank of the united states

  • Power to tax= power to destory ; power to create = power to persevre.

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Dartmouth V woodward THIS is ON TEST

new hampshire attempted to change college charter (contract)

Marshall decisons

  • Contract garunteed by constituiton

  • Upheld 1796 charter

  • RULED WITH THE FEDERAL

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Gibbons v Odgen (steamboat) THIS is ON TEST

  • Ny attemts to grant monoploy on hudson river

  • Congress regulates interstate commerce

  • RULES WITH THE FEDERAL

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Henrry clays system

wanted to support US infastruste

help create the eerie canal

made a system of roads

made sure there were protective goods

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panic of 1819 THIS is ON TEST

first economuc crisis due to the dramatic decrease in western land real estate

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2008 economic crisis

the us housing market crashed which led to the severe contraction of liquidity in global financial markets

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monroe doctrine THIS is ON TEST

latin american policy that states there will be no colonization and no interference in the western hemisphere/ SOMETHINGS WITH RUSSIA

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missouri compromise

balanced rge desires of the nothern states to pervent the EXPANsion of slavery in the southern states. Missouri was admitted as a slave state and main was admitted as a free state. slavery was banned in the rest of the lousiana purchase not of latitude 36 degree 30.

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The period between 1817 and 1825 that coinceded with monroe’s presidency is known as which of the following

the era of good feelings/ THIS is ON TEST

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According to the passage above and your formal knowlede what sectional issue emerfed during the follwoing

the issue of slavery emerged during this time period. Slavery caused a lot of sectionalism THIS is ON TEST

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what the name of the forign policy statement initially amied at russia that becme the united states centeral latin american policy

monroe doctume THIS is ON TEST

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the expnaison of the american industry caused

the panic of 1819 THIS is ON TEST

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what technologicL DEvelopment of the cotton revoltion

cotton gin THIS is ON TEST

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what impact ddi the technological development that made rhe cotton gin more profitable have on the growth of slavery INCREASE SLAVERY

cotton gin made it easy to gather cotton . this led to cotton business expanding. since the landowners did not partake in the gathering of cotton. they needed others to gather. The more wealth the owners produced, the more land they needed , the more slaves were wanted.