US History Ch 4-6

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The biggest problem post war

What to do with a government that wasn’t working.

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Articles of Confederation

Proposed that power should be shared between state and national government.

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Problems with AoC

  1. Required agreements from all states to make a change

  2. No control over trade

  3. Couldn’t collect taxes

  4. No executive branch

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Good from AoC

NW Ordinance of 1787 
It sets up on how a territory could become a state.
Encourages education and religion

No slavery in territoires

Territories couldn’t take Indian Land without consent

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Shay’s Rebellion

Farmers were upset about high taxes and lack of government help, so they rioted.

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Virginia Plan

Wanted a 2 house system/legislature where members were based on the state’s population.

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New Jersey Plan

Wanted a 1 house system/legislature where each state got a certain number of representatives.

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Great Compromise

The combination of both ideas with a senate and house of reps.

The problem with counting slaves to population; They count as 3/5 of a person.

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What did Washington established in his presidency?

Supreme court, cabinet, set precedent for 2 terms

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Jefferson is associated with what party?

Democratic-republicans

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Hamilton is associated with what party?

Federalist

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The Louisiana Purchase was made during whose presidency?

Jefferson

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Lewis and Clark

Who Jefferson commissioned to explore the new land that was bought in the Louisiana Purchase.

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Causes of the War of 1812?

British practiced impressment (Capturing of American sailors to the British Navy).
British supported Native Americans to fight against American Army

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Andrew Jackson

7th president and hero of the Battle of New Orleans.

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Monroe Doctrine

Doctrine from President Monroe warning European nations not to interfere in the Western Hemisphere or try to colonize here.

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Eli Whitney

Man responsible for many of the ideas in America; He made the cotton gin and interchangeable parts.

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Impact of Cotton Gin

Made an increase of demand for slaves in the south.

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Impact of Interchangeable Parts

Helped America grow its factories in the north. Made assembly of items like the musket much easier to build.

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Problem with Missouri

Missouri wanted to become a state that allowed slavery, but since it was outside the area where slavery had been banned by the Northwest Ordinance of 1787, Congress had to decide what to do.

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Missouri Compromise

A series of agreements passed by Congress to maintain the balance between slave states and free states.
The agreement was that everything north of the 36°30′ latitude line would be free, every south could have slavery.
(Maine also became a state (free))

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Spoils System

The practice first by Andrew Jackson where the winning political party gave government jobs to their supporters and friends, rather than hiring based on merits.

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Trail of Tears

The marches in which the Cherokee people were forcibly removed from their lands.

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Nullification

Political idea that a state had the right to nullify (reject) any federal law it deems unconstitutional. And if a state had the power to secede.