Things I completely forgot about...
The Puritans created THIS to bring people back into the church.
Half-way Covenant
This President only served about two years of his first term. He promised to get the US into Space, and was shot in Dallas, TX by Lee Harvey Oswald.
JFK
THIS court case decided judicial review for the Supreme Court
Marbury v Madison
This woman was banished for antinomianism.
Anne Hutchinson
Last colonial offering of peace; King George III ruled colonies in rebellion
Olive Branch Petition (1775)
This was a diplomatic crisis in 1793-1794 involving the French envoy to the U.S., and President George Washington's attempts to maintain U.S. neutrality during the war between France and Great Britain. This person's actions, including issuing privateering commissions and advocating for American support of France, challenged Washington's neutrality proclamation and sparked a major political controversy.
Citizen Genet Affair
This president died after getting possibly typhoid fever. He only served 31 days and became president after a decisive win in the Battle of Tippacanoe.
William Henry Harrison
This case ruled that African Americans are not citizens, slaves are property, and thus the Missouri Compromise was ruled unconstitutional.
This woman was the founder of Hull House
Jane Addams
Authorized President Jackson to use military force against South Carolina to enforce the Tariff of 1828; led to tariff compromise
Force Bill (1833)
This Utopian society promoted complex marriage and shared property
Oneida
This president died after eating cherries and drinking milk. He only served about 16 months in office.
Zachary Taylor
This court case expanded interstate commerce and gave the power to the federal government.
Gibbons v Ogden
This woman advocated for the continuation of education beyond Republican Motherhood.
Judith Sargent Murray
First written Constitution in America
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
This a law passed by the U.S. Congress in 1810, aiming to force Britain and France to respect American neutrality during the Napoleonic Wars.
Macon's Bill No. 2
This President was shot by Charles Guiteau who shouted " I am a Stalwart!" as THIS president was a Mugwumps in the Battle against the gold vs silver standard.
James Garfield
This court case prohibited states from violating the sovereignty of native tribal lands.
Worcester v Georgia
This woman took part in the Reform movement to help the mentally ill which led to reforms in asylums and prisons.
Dorothea Dix
- Increased naturalization requirements and deportation of enemy aliens; prohibited criticism of federal government; Reaction to XYZ Affair and designed to weaken Democratic-Republicans
Alien and Sedition Acts (1798)
Also known as the National Road, was a major federal highway built between 1811 and 1837. It stretched from ___________, Maryland to Vandalia, Illinois, connecting the Potomac and Ohio Rivers and serving as a crucial path for westward expansion.
Cumberland Road
This president was shot by Anarchist Leon Czolgosz who had lost his job during the Panic of 1893.
William Mckinley
These series of cases that stated Constitutional provisions do not apply to territories without Congressional consent; "The Constitution does not follow the flag".
Insular Cases
This woman destroyed bars in her fight for the Temperance Movement. She carried a bible and a hatchet.
Carrie Nation
Prohibit foreign trade with belligerents Britain and France.
Nonintercourse Act of 1809