Marbury v. Madison
Who sued who?
Marbury sued madison.
What state did the Whiskey Rebellion take place?
Pennsylvania
Why did they name it the 3/5's Compromise?
They compromised at letting the slaves be worth 3/5's in total.
What was the route that took the Native Americans to Oklahoma?
Trail of Tears
After this invention, what was the southern society also known as?
"cotton kingdom"
Did Marbury receive the remedy he wanted?
No
Who was the president during the time of the rebellion.
George Washington
What did the 3/5's Compromise do?
This was the process of counting a slave as 3/5's in total to determine representation and taxation for the federal government.
About how many indians died?
15000
How does the cotton gin work?
It uses a spiked cylinder to remove the seeds from cotton fibers.
What did Marbury want from the supreme court?
Tell Madison to give him the commision that would have made him a justice of the peace.
What year's did the Whiskey Rebellion take place?
1791-1794
Who proposed the 3/5's Compromise?
James Wilson and Roger Sherman.
Who was the president when this act took place?
Andrew Jackson
What impact did the cotton gin have on slavery?
It increased the number of slaves needed to keep up with the cotton gin.
Who was the president when this took place?
Thomas Jefferson
Who imposed the tax on whiskey?
Hamilton
In what year did the 3/5's Compromise take place?
1787
What were some of the tribes involved?
Choctaw, Chickasaw, Seminole, Creek and Cherokee
Who invented the cotton gin?
Eli Whitney
Which president appointed Marbury to the justice of the peace position?
John Adams
When was the tax repealed?
1801
What caused the 3/5's Compromise to take place?
The issue as to who was eligible to be counted for the population was a topic of controversy.
In which states did the trail start and end?
Georgia to Oklahoma
What year did Eli Whitney invent the cotton gin?
His patent was finally validated in 1807.