Change and Continuity
What was one way Jefferson changed and continued Federalist values?
One change was cutting the military down to only 3000 men in an effort to reduce the national debt. One continuity was preserving the national bank that was put in place by Hamilton’s Federalist-focused financial plan.
What was an effect of the War of 1812
An effect of the War of 1812 was that American nationalism skyrocketed, leading to the American System, which included economic self-reliance, high tariffs, a second national bank, and infrastructure such as roads and canals to connect the country.
Compare and Contrast Gabriel’s Rebellion and The Haitian Revolution.
One way they were similar was that they were both violent slave revolts; they also revealed to white supremacists that people of color could achieve just as much as white people, given the opportunity. One way they were different was that the Haitian Revolution was the first successful slave rebellion, whereas the plans of Gabriel’s Rebellion were exposed and halted.
What group opposed the War of 1812?
Federalists opposed the War of 1812, because they did not want a strong central government. When the Republicans were in power, however, they supported it when the Federalists were the majority.
What was a change and continuity in Republican Motherhood in society in 1800?
Women continued to be tasked with the role of teaching the new generation the same values of liberty that started the American Revolution. A change was that now women’s partners were crucial as women were expected to continue Republican values by marrying a “true” Republican.
What was an effect of the Hartford Convention?
The Federalists produced a document to hopefully end the war and curb the power of the Republicans. An example of this was to get rid of the ⅗ compromise and a single presidential term; this was extremely unpopular and led the Federalists to lose popularity.
Why was the Louisiana Purchase seen as unconstitutional?
Jeffersonian Republican values stated that the government should work within the confines of the Constitution; however, when he purchased Louisiana, he justified the Louisiana Purchase as necessary for the good of the nation. Even though he had to work outside the limitations of the Constitution, which continued the Federalist ideals.
What was the effect of the battle in New Orleans?
Madison's administration gained more support after the victory in New Orleans, which boosted American morale and Republican popularity.
What is one cause and effect of Tecumseh’s confederacy?
One cause was that they wanted to preserve their native cultures from Western encroachments despite their different individual customs and beliefs. An effect is that now they all share the same Native American identity, which empowered them to resist oppressive Western forces.
What was one cause of the Natives joining the British in the War of 1812.
One cause was that both the natives and the British shared hatred towards Americans. Natives felt resentment towards Americans because of Western expansion onto their land and Madison’s administration's military action in the Ohio Valley which kicked them out. Tensions between the British and America grew because of their neutrality in Europeans treaty.