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These flashcards cover significant events and court rulings from U.S. history, focusing primarily on the Revolution of 1800 and its implications.
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The Revolution of 1800
Marked the first peaceful transfer of power from an incumbent president to a successor of the opposing political party.
Marbury v. Madison (1803)
Established the Supreme Court and federal judiciary as a co-equal branch of the national government.
Louisiana Purchase
The 1803 purchase where the U.S. acquired 827,000 square miles of land from France for $15 million, doubling the nation's size.
Foreign Policy Elements resulting from the Louisiana Purchase
The Western Hemisphere was America's sphere of influence; Europe would not interfere in Latin America and vice versa.
No New Colonization
The Americas were declared closed to European colonization.
Non-Interference
The U.S. committed to not interfere in the internal affairs of European countries or their colonies.
Separation of Spheres
Recognition of distinct spheres of influence for the Americas and Europe.
Hostile Act
Any intervention by European powers in the Americas would be viewed as a threat to U.S. safety.