Presidential
The Louisiana Purchase was made under this president
Thomas Jefferson
This canal helped reduce the cost of transporting goods, as well as people, westward in upstate New York
Erie Canal
These two major political parties were represented in the second presidential election
Democrat-Republicans & Federalists
This crop, grown in the South, was the primary material for textiles and a major part of Southern economy
Cotton
This religious phenomenon marked a period of significant change within members of the United States to disavow slavery and expand voting rights
The Second Great Awakening
This President offered major warnings in his farewell address
George Washington
This war was the result of British restrictions on U.S. trading & imprisonment of U.S. sailors
War of 1812
12th Amendment
This inventor created the Cotton Gin
Eli Whitney
These three acts gave the power to the president to imprison foreigners, deport them, detain them in times of war, and criminalized false/malicious statements made about the government
Alien, Alien Enemies Act, Sedition Act
Andrew Jackson
These legislative pieces, passed in 1789, attempted to pay back debt accrued by the United States after the Revolutionary War
The Tariff & Tonnage Acts
This legislation created a line in the U.S. border preventing slave states from being created above a particular latitudinal line
Missouri Compromise
Andrew Jackson called this man "Father of American Manifacturers" for bringing over designs that turned cotton into textiles
Samuel Slater
These two states, in support of Jefferson, aimed to nullify the Alien, Alien Enemies, and Sedition Acts
Kentucky and Virginia
Jefferson went all-in on the Non-Importation Act and Embargo Act of 1807 in order to coerce these nations
France & Britain
These three goals were the main purpose of the First National Bank of the United States
Collect Taxes & Pay Bills
Short Term Loans
Manage monetary policy by only accepting solid banknotes
These two fundamental philosophical differences separated Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton
Loose vs. Strict Constructivism
Implicit vs. Explicit Powers
These four components make up the Terrible Synergy
Invention, Economics, Expansion, & Legislation
With the dissolving of this institution, multiplicative spending and speculative landowners both dramatically increase
The Second National Bank of the United States
These four citizens held the original four cabinet positions created by George Washington
Secretary of State: Thomas Jefferson
Secretary of the Treasury: Alexander Hamilton
Secretary of War: Henry Knox
Attorney General: Edmund Randolph
These three steps were part of the "American System of 1824" plan outlined by the Whig party in order to keep the United States in a strong position domestically
Protective Tariffs, National Banking, Internal/Infrastructure Improvements
The 1824 election was determined by this secret deal, constructed to deliver the presidency to John Quincy Adams when no single candidate won a majority of electoral votes
The Corrupt Bargain
This tariff, first introduced in 1816, incentivized domestic production heavily over foreign purchasing by pushing the cost of the tariff onto the consumer, rather than foreign country
Protective Tariff
This candidate only received a single vote in the 1800 election from Rhode Island
John Jay