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12th Amendment
The amendment allowing for the President and the Vice President to be voted on under the same ballot
House of Representatives
Based on population, Federalist controlled
Negro President
The name for Thomas Jefferson
- 53/73 electoral votes held in the South because of the 3/5ths Compromise
Hatian Revolution Deaths
1. Guerilla Warfare
2. Malaria
3. Yellow Fever
American Native Land Policy
1. Real estate
2. Farming
3. Settlement
Native Land Policy
1. Stewardship
- X Individual ownership
2. Hunting/Gathering
Confederacy
A band of multiple tribes
Treaty of Greenville
The treaty where the Western Confederacy surrendered Ohio Territory b/c surprise attack by General Anthony Wayne
Politics of Moderation
The principle that the President keeps everything that works, even w/o party's support
Marbury v. Madison (1803)
The Supreme Court case allowing judicial review by prescident
Marbury
The Federalist Chief Justice involved in Marbury v. Madison (1803)
James Madison
Did not want to give Marbury commission to become the Chief Justice in Marbury v. Madison (1803)
Judicial Review
The right for Supreme Court to inspect any law as constitutional
Tripoli
Part of the N. Africa barbary states
Tripolitan War
B/C Pacho of Tripoli incresed the tribute, and when TJ refused to accept this, he cut the US Embassy's flag
- Act of war
- Result: US Won, everyone saw Marines and Navy kick butt
Napoleon Bonaparte
The French general/dictator who pursuaded Spain to give up Louisana to France
- Wanted world C
Lousiana Purchase
B/C economic constipation without writs of deposit and naval blockade
- Offerred 10m for New Orelans, but received 16m for whole Louisiana territory
French Lousiana Purchase Motives
1. War v. Britain
2. X Santo Domingo
- HQ in war v. Britain
3. Would lose Louisiana anyway
- Cut losses
Thomas Jefferson Louisana Purchase Motives
Purchased Louisiana Territory himself unconstituionally and hypocritically w/o Congress consent b/c
1. Napoleon might take Lousiana Territory back
2. Didn't want Empire of Liberty opposition
Federalist Perspective on Lousiana Purchase
Did not support the Lousiana Purchase b/c
1. Increased number of democrats and common people
2. Death of Federalist part b/c X adaptation
Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804-1806)
A "scientific" expedition to survey the Louisiana Territory
Aaron Burr Conspiracies
Called dangerous, and printed as Libel by Hamilton
1. Northwest Conspiracy
- Tried to overthrow the United States
2. Southwest Lousiana Territory Expedition
- Arrested for treason, but acquitted b/c X 2 witnesses to testify
- Cloudy evidence
Result: X political career
Canada (1812)
Federalists X support the invasion of Canada b/c X democratic expansion
Thomas Jefferson 2nd Term
X successful b/c:
1. Presidency ending
2. French T vs. Britain S
- Am. Neutrality
- War of attrition and impressment
Acid Test
The test of George Washington's response in the Whiskey Rebellion (1794)
Elastic Clause
The Federalist's clause in Article 1 Section 8 of the Constitution stating Congress can make any laws for the public good
America's First Westerner
D. Boon
- Lived in a cave, survived by hunting and gathering
Gone West
The final journey, death
Salt
Important b/c
1. Preservative
2. Cured food
3. X spoiled meat odor
Lousiana Territory Size (1803)
14 new states
Santo Domingo French Troop Deaths
24,000 French Troops died b/c
1. Heat
2. Guerilla warfare
- Nature vs. French
French Loss
Important to the United States b/c HQ v. Britain which was lost, which led to France to sell Lousiana in order to cut losses
Livingston and Monroe
The French-American ambassadors who were sent to give 10m for the writ of deposit in New Orelans
- If refused: British alliance out of desperation
Sacajwea
16 y/o Shosohne w/ French-Canadian husband
- Saved Lewis and Clark's expedition because her brother was in charge of an opposing tribe
"Scientific" Expedition
"Scientific" b/c learn about Natives, find trade route, and tell Natives they are under protection of the President and Congress
- Sketched Natives and plants
Bitter Woman
Sacajwea b/c doomed right of Natives to keep their land
Andrew Jackson
The "long knife"
- X Natives, could have been impeached for 1830 Indian Expulsion Bill
Trail of Tears
30,000 Cherokee forced west from the Louisiana Territory
- 1/4 died