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George Washington

Judiciary Act of 1789 - court circuts

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George Washington

Indian Affairs - General St. Clair puts down Indians in North West Territory

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George Washington

Proclamation of Neutrality

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George Washington

Whiskey/Farmers rebellion - farmers rebel whiskey and stuff

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George Washington

Jay’s Treaty - Gave Uk right to search british ships

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George Washington

Battle of Fallen Timbers - General Wayne beats over 1000 natives

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George Washington

Pickney’s Treaty - gave us acess to missisipi river port + new orleans

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John Adams

XYZ affairs - american diplomats asked to pay bribe to speak to french minister almost causes war

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John Adams

Logan Act - outlawed private diplomacy for us

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John Adams

alien and sedition acts

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John Adams

fries rebellion - rebel against taxes

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John Adams

Kentucky Resolution - Kentucky uses state right to override federal powers or smth

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John Adams

Federal bankruptcy act - providing merchants and traders protection from debtors

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John Adams

Treaty of Mortfontaine - quasi naval war with french ends

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John Adams

Midnight appointments - slap into face to jefferson

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Thomas Jefferson

Tripoltian War - war with barbary pirates

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Thomas Jefferson

Louisiana Purchase

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Thomas Jefferson

Lewis and Clark Expedition

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Thomas Jefferson

Enabling act - territories under ordinance of 1787 become states

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Thomas Jefferson

Abolition of slave trade

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Thomas Jefferson

Leopard Incident - british ship leopard fires on us frigate chesapeake on chesapeake bay

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Thomas Jefferson

Executive privelage - went to burrs trial and didnt show everythign adn shwocases his coolness

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Thomas Jefferson

Embargo Act - suspended us sea trade in attemp to keep us netural ( didnt work)

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James Madison

Non - intercourse act - trade resumed except britain and france

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James Madison

Macon’s bill no. 2 - us resumes trade with france

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James Madison

war os 1812 - war with britain cuz they kindapped sailors

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James Madison

Creek indians declare war - battle of burnt corn made them mad so they declared war

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James Madison

Hartford Convention - New england and federalists try to find compromise to war

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James Madison

Second bank for US - set charter for second bank

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James Monroe

“Era of Good feelings” - us was prospering

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James Monroe

First Seminole war - War with indians

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James Monroe

Rush-Bagot Agreement - dissarment of britain on great Lakes

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James Monroe

Military Establishment Act - redues army’s manpower by 40%; shifted in priority towards commerce

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James Monroe

Convention. of 1818 - agreement with britain to let fisherman fish in borders

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James Monroe

Adams - Onis Treaty - Spain ceded florida to us

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James Monroe

Missouri compromise - all slaves above mason dixon line were free al bellow were slaves

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John Quincy Adams

Panama Congress - meeting to establish panama relations; southern ppl were scared slavery would be banned

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John Quincy Adams

Captain Porter court martialed - oversteped authority by landing 200 troops in puerto rico

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John Quincy Adams

Military Standardization and Integration - calls for productions and dispersla of training materials

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John Quincy Adams

Sectional Tariff - protects live stock farmers and manufacturers

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John Quincy Adams

Tariff of Abominations - high tax on improted british goods

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Andrew Jackson

Kitchen cabinet - ignored own cabinet and met with his own ppl

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Andrew Jackson

Spoils system - appointed friends to government positions

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Andrew Jackson

Peggy Eaton Affair - criticzed same way ___ saw his wife criticized so __ defended her

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Andrew Jackson

Force bill - authorized this president to do whatever the heck he wanted to eforce laws

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Andrew Jackson

Specie circular - required payment for public land to be in gold and silver or hard money

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Andrew Jackson

Tarriff and nullification - repealed tarriff of abominations

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Andrew Jackson

Turner’s rebellion - Nat turner rebels

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Andrew Jackson

Indian Removal Act - govenrment negotiated treaties to move tribe west

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Andrew Jackson

Black Hawk War - war with indians

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Martin Van Buren

Caroline Affair - ship caroline sent supplies to canadian rebels and british got mad and killed the ship

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Martin Van Buren

Trail of tears 

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Martin Van Buren

Aroostok War - no shots fired, border dispute with maine and canada

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Martin Van Buren

Amistad - USSS washington seizes the slave ship

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Martin Van Buren

The texas question - after texas won its independed this president opposed annexing it

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Martin Van Buren

Second Seminole War - war with indians (ended during tyler)

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Martin Van Buren

Independent Treasury Act - divorces federal treasury department from all relationships with banks

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Martin Van Buren

panic of 1837 - built on speculative fever banks stop paying in specie

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John Tyler

mass cabinet resignaton - whole cabinet except webster resigns

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John Tyler

preemption act - ddeal with settlers to gain land

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John Tyler

Webster ashburton treaty - settled boundary disupute with maine and canada

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John Tyler

Dorr Rebellion - short armed riot in rhode island for changes in electoral ressurection

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John Tyler

Princeton Explosion - new navy ship exploded killing secretory of state and navy

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John Tyler

Treaty of Wanghia - access to chineese ports

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John Tyler

independent trasury act repealed - repealed act passed during van buren

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John Tyler

annexation of texas - us annexes texas

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James Polk

Wilmot Proviso - stipulation that all land gained by mexico must be closed to slavery

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James Polk

Oregon Treaty - settled oregon boundary dispute

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James Polk

Bear Flag revolt - ~30 american settlers take over small mexican garrison in california

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James Polk

Mexican War - war over texas boundary dispute and mexico’s unwillingness to sell land

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James Polk

treaty of guadelapo hidilgiog - mexico cedes california and mew mixco territories for 15 mil

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James Polk

Walker tarrif - lowered taxes on imported goods

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James Polk

independent treasury act restored (the one apssed during van buren)

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Zachary Taylor

Clayton - Bulwer Treaty - agreement with britain that any canal across central america was neutral - no hostile forts there

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Zachary Taylor

Galphin Claim - interest owed to galphin family over revolutionary debts

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Millard Fillmore

Cmpromise. of1850 - major compromise between free adn slave states 

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Millard Fillmore

commodre perry mission to japan - sent to open trade in japan

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Millard Fillmore

fugitive slave bill - prhibiting individiuals from runaway slaves

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Franklin Pierce

Gadsden Purchase - purchases what is now a part of new mecico and arizona

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Franklin Pierce

Kansas -Nebraska Act - admitted kansas and nebraska as free states (bleeding kansas)

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Franklin Pierce

Sumner brooks affair - representer brooks abolitionist sumner on sneate floor

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Franklin Pierce

Onstend Manifesto. -threatened to take cuba if spain doesnt sell it (bluff

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Franklin Pierce

state of disunion convention - contemplated peaceful seperation of north and south

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James Buchanan

Panick of 1857-economic depression is caused byt he failure of the ohio insuarance company

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James Buchanan

Crittendenden compromise - last attempt to persuade southern states to stay in the union

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James Buchanan

Harper’s Ferry - John brown raids harper’s ferry, virginia (now west virginia) with twenty men including five blcksin an effort to establish an abolitionist republic in the appalachians

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James Buchanan

Comstock Lude - first ever us major silver strike, richest silver deposit found in nevada

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James Buchanan

Dred Scott decision - asserted congress had no consitutional power to ban slavery in territories

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James Buchanan

Secession

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Abraham Lincoln

civil war

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Abraham Lincoln

Emancipation proclamaiton

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Abraham Lincoln

more secession (nc, sc , tn, virginia)

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Abraham Lincoln

Homestead Act - granted settler 160 acres of land if they lived there for 5 years

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Abraham Lincoln

Morrill Act - granted land to form state universities

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Andrew Johnson

Reconstruction

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Andrew Johnson

tenure officie act - forbade president from removing public officials without senate approval

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Andrew Johnson

Impeachment - avoids impeachment by one vote

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Andrew Johnson

Burlingame treaty - established formal friendly relaitonship sbetween us and canada

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Andrew Johnson

Fenian raid and the Battle of Ridgeway - between canadian militiament the fenian brotherhood an irish american organization lobbying for a free ireland

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Andrew Johnson

Purchase of Alaska (seward’s folly) - secretary of state william seward buys alaska