Post-War of 1812 Nationalism

A set of vocabulary flashcards summarizing key events and concepts from the period after the War of 1812.

Economic Nationalism

A focus on strengthening the national economy through measures like tariffs and bank support.

Henry Clay's American System

A plan for economic growth through a strong national bank, protective tariffs, and internal improvements.

Second Bank of the United States

Established to stabilize the economy and provide a uniform currency.

Embargo Act

A law that led to economic self-sufficiency and the growth of domestic manufacturing.

Tariff of 1816

Introduced to raise revenue for infrastructure improvements.

Judicial Nationalism

The principle that promotes the national government's authority through judicial decisions.

Fletcher v. Peck

A landmark decision that upheld the sanctity of contracts, promoting economic stability.

Dartmouth College v. Woodward

A case that protected private institutions from interference by the state.

McCulloch v. Maryland

A case that affirmed federal supremacy over state laws, strengthening national authority.

British Rush-Bagot Agreement

An agreement that demilitarized the Great Lakes, fostering peace between the U.S. and Britain.

Anglo-American Accords

Agreements that allowed for joint occupation of the Oregon Territory.

Transcontinental Treaty of 1819

An agreement that expanded U.S. territory through the acquisition of Spanish lands.

Monroe Doctrine

A policy asserting U.S. dominance in the Western Hemisphere against European colonization.