ch5 us history

judicial nationalism

supreme court desicions all favoring the national gov. as opposed to the state

was james monroe federalist or republican?

republican

who created adams-onis treaty?

john quincy adams

who was john quincy adams role

secretary of state

seminoles

native american tribe

author of monroe doctrine

john quincy adams

in which presidency was it called the "Era of Good Feeling"?

Monroe's presidency

key idea of the era of good feeling

the federalist party in name disappeared, but the people who supported those ideas didn't

were people happy with james monroe presidency?

yes

is there a strong or weak central gov. under monroe?

strong

main points of the monroe doctrine

1. no more european colonization in the americas

2. existing colonies can remain

3. the U.S. will stay out of european political affairs

4. if a colony desires independence, the mother country must allow it, or the U.S. would intervene

what countries does the monroe doctrine apply to

every country except for GB

2 types of revolutions in industrial revolution

transportation and industrial

what did we sell to afford the construction of the Erie Canal

bonds

4 main changes in the industrial revolution

1. hand tools --> machines

2. home workshops --> factories

3. skilled artisans --> unskilled workers

4. local sales --> national/international sales

first industry to get industrialized in england is

textiles

first parts of america to be industrialized

north and northeast

what does an industrial revolution need for it to happen?

1. workforce (unskilled)

2. raw materials

3. investors

4. Laissez-Faire economy

did the south want to industrialize? why?

no, bc they were already making more than enough money with their crops, and they had good socioeconomic stability

positives of industrial rev.

efficiency, decreased prices, new inventions, more jobs available

negatives of industrial rev.

poor working conditions, overcrowded cities, sanitation problems, diseases, fires, increased crime rate, child labor, expanded use of slave labor, pollution

southern socioeconomic classes

1. plantar elites

2. yeoman farmers

3. urban professionals

4. landless farmers (tenants/sharecroppers)

5. slaves

northern socioeconomic classes

1. wealthy merchants

2. urban professionals

3. yeoman farmers

4. unskilled workers

5. slaves

what was the largest class in the north?

yeoman farmers

examples of slave codes

could not own property, could not leave plantation without permission, could not sue or testify against a white person in court, could not possess firearms, were banned from reading and writing

who was denmark vesey?

well known, respected member of the Urban Professionals class

outcome of the situation w/ denmark vesey

he was executed

candidates in the election of 1824

Henry Clay - Kentucky

John Quincy Adams - Massachusetts

Andrew Jackson - Tennessee

William Crawford - Georgia

John C. Calhoun - South Carolina

another name for the federalists that was used

national-republicans

which candidates were from the national-republicans party? (1824)

Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams

which candidates were from the democratic-republicans party? (1824)

Andrew Jackson, William Crawford, John C. Calhoun

which candidate in the election of 1824 had a stroke?

william crawford

who were the top 3 popular vote winners? (1824)

jackson, calhoun, adams

who ended up becoming vice president? (1824)

calhoun

who ended up becoming president? (1824)

adams

what was adams presidency known for

supportive president, commerce with europe and northeast, national observatory, federal money to education, internal improvements

who won election of 1828?

andrew jackson

who did jackson choose to be as vice president? (1828)

Calhoun

monroe doctrine year, person

1823, John Quincy Adams

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