apush period 3

in order

wgat are the main benchmarks of the p3 timerline and why were tey Fignifiant

french and nidian war marks the start of a conflict between coloniakl empire ans settler

end is the election of 1800 which amrks the Peacewuk Election or whatever tf jefferson called it idk. Change in power from feddy to dr

significance of the f/i war

marked growth of uinrest between Brtina and settlers due to actions britain kept taking piost-war and during the war (but mostly postwar)

ciosta lot of money and lead to all those stupid taxes that Britich puton Settlers to Pay for the war

also expanded available land since peace of paris dictated france vacate all land east of Mississpi

• mass expansion —> settlers want to move west (we always wanat to expand Manifest Destiny)

• increased conflcits with natives like alwyas (growing resentment of natives “Go back to ur country whities”)

• decreased salutary neglect: More Taxes and Restrictions on settkers

albany plan of union?

uhh basically laid out plan for declaration of independence and war during that time? but wasb;’t acccepted during its original time (unite or die ben frank french and indian war) it showed up a few times

outcomes of the f/i war unrelated to american anegr

french are out of native america, spanish gets control of all their land west of mississippi (east igven to britihs)

• note that this is all land CLAIMS and thus it all causes issues with the native americans later

pontiac’s rebellion and the proclamaiton line of 1763

yeah yeah yeah like always colonists move west britain didn’t like having to protect them from raids…. Like Pontiac’s rebellion agianst british bases. No more settling in the ohio river valley

Where the hell is theohio river valley

Around the ohio river and ohio u dumbnut

british taxation without representation (or controlling policy)

economci:

proclamation line 1763 (u can’t settle here)

enforcement of the nav acts

stamp act (paper goods need stamps)

tea act (boston tea party)

social:

political:

intiolerabel acts ie boston port

american resistance to british taxation w/o representaiton

economic: boycott of british goods

social: mob action ie sons and daughters of liberty
political: colonial assemblies (patrick henry give me liberty give me death) and growht of political cartoons

common sense by thomas paine

final nail inthe coffin and turned the american sentiment towards pro-revolution. influenced passing fo the declaration of independence

greatest factors in american victory of the war

1. yeah we’re mroe familiar wiht the land

2. aid from france netherlands and spain battle of saratoga

3. just think of those ticonderoga pencils idk

effects of AR on women’s roles

not much changed in thier legal roled (enforcement of coverture contiuation of like homemaker stereotypes) but involvement in the revolution allowed for… growth of a republican motherhoood in that mothers needed to be well educated to raised politically active sons

effects of teh AR on afrina amaricans

gradual ending of the triangel trade, half abolition in the north

greater community of free blacks

why was the articles of confederation so #$%!

congress holds no power

• we can’t repay any debts

• we have ##### foreign affairs

• economic issues we can’t tax anyone

  • we can’t repay our sooldioers

• we can’t get anything done because we need a majority agreement foranything

shays’s rebellion

small successes of te rarticles of confederation

resolves western land disputes

• northwest land ordinances sanctioned some of tha tland and set guidelines on new states

yeah ig we stopped future tyranny

examples of the dozenness of the AOC

shays’s rebellion: former patriots get really angry ebcause state government enacts property tax and they’re allready in debt and they go homeless

• AOC dozen cus congress can’t pay them and htey can’t raise troops to fight them

economic issues: we don’t have any moeny systems we just use dolares

significance of shays’s rebellion

aoc dozen, basically the nail in the coffin to “Yeah we really need to fix that document”

main issues in the constitutional ocnvention

1. how do we determine representation of sates

   1. are slaves popualtion

2. how much pwoer give to federal govenment

   1. who regulates rtade and stiff

main resolutions in teh constitutoonal convention

connecticut plan: bicameral legislature (hor and congress) with 2 different types of repersentation

3/5ths compromise LOLLL

Presidency compromise:" masses = asses electoral college elects president

antifed vs fed on the constitutio

fed: yeah we need a strong fed gov for order

• mostly northerners who need fed gov to make cash liek traders or large landowners

antifed: the fed gov will just be a britain 2.0

• we need a bill of rights

• mainly small farmers

hamilton's financial program

establish a national bank to solve all our economic issues and instill protective tariffs

main opposition to the HFP

antifederalists, states w/o war debt

hamilton argued "elastic cause" for justification

what was washington's foreign affairs focused on

keeping america out of european affairs (washington's farewell address)

proclamation of neutrality no FR

and solving trade issues within NA with others

• jay treaty to get britain out of american land

• pinckney treaty to gain trading rights at new orleans spain

main issues during washtinggon’s presidency

british impressment continues

conflcit over involvement in french revolution

native american and domestic conflict due to westward expansion and taxes udner the HFP

immediate successes of the constitution (nder washington)

good handling of whiskey rebellion: federal government subdues them with the power of Militia under the Constitutiton

native american vonflict and legislation throughout all of p3 GO

• continued raids like pontiac’s war leading to proclamation line of 1763

• battle of fallen timbers as resistancE —> TREATY OF GREENVILLE GIVE UP ALL TERRITORY and move away

• indian Intercourse act: federal government handles all antive american affairs

what weer hte focal points of jawn adam’s presidency

conflicts over involvement wit french revolutioon

partisan conflict over unnconstitutionality

MAIN LEGISLATION OF JOHn adam's’s presidency and their effects

federalist era declines becauyse of unpopualrity of all his acts

• alien and sedition acts that violated the bill of rights

significance of kenticy and virgiinia resolves

marked the beginning of “nullification” as an idea for the states

immediate result of htealien and sedition acts

main drivers towards the growht of a 2 party poolitcial system

mostly regional differences as well as differences in economic needs

some wanted big taxes some wanted small taxes some wanted slavery others were like “ehh whatever” (but not abo0ltiiton yet)

evaluate the growht of a national identity during period 3

change: yeah we all love democracy hate the monarchy

• two-party system developedover regional differences

• separation of church and state

basically it was being established but not yet entirely ameircan yet?