After Revolution
Treaty that ended the Revolutionary War, symbolized America could hold its own, meant for Tories to be treated fairly after war but this was not the case
Treaty of Paris
This policy, proposed by Alexander Hamilton allowed for the federal government to pay both its debt and the debt of states.
Assumption
These congressmen advocated for war against Britain
EX: Henry Clay
War Hawks
This philosophy espoused by Frederick Jackson Turner, stated that the West was a safe haven for America's poor and downtrodden which ultimately saved America from disaster
Safety valve
This crisis was formed by John C. Calhoun of South Carolina and showed the sectional divide between north and south.
Nullification
First attempt at creating a national government, became unsuccessful
Articles of Confederation
The power to do things not explicitly stated in the Constitution
EX: Advocated by Federalists (and even Jefferson with the Louisiana Purchase!)
Implied Powers
This general was different from others as he was far superior than other American generals during the war of 1812, and they even held Canada, even if it was for naught.
Winfield Scott
This philosophy stated that God intended land to be for American westward expansion (solidified by cotton gin and mechanical reaper)
Manifest Destiny
This Massachusetts senator advocated for the American government to stay together during the battle for slavery and against it
Daniel Webster
1787 rebellion that showed national government was clueless and led to the Articles of Confederation being eradicated
Shay's Rebellion
Anything not granted in the Constitution was out of bounds
Advocated by Democratic-Republicans
Expressed powers
This battle is most well known for occurring after the treaty ending the War of 1812 was signed. However, America's win with Andrew Jackson at the lead helped boost America's spirits after the already impressive stalemate
Battle of New Orleans
This inventor invented the cotton gin and allowed for the settling of the west to expand exponentially.
Eli Whitney
This compromise labelled Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state and declared the prohibition of slavery in lands north of the 36 30 parallel.
This was advocated by Representative James Tallmadge
Missouri Compromise (Crisis)
Compromise to count enslaved people as a fractional percentage for representative purposes
3/5ths compromise
1793 Proclamation that stated America would not take sides between France and Britain, Citizen Genet wanted America to side with France
Neutrality Proclamation
America's navy was so small, it was referred to as a...
Mosquito Fleet
Henry Clay's economic plan that put a tax on foreign goods competing with American ones
Also advocated for a national bank to create a reliable currency to pay for infrastructure
American System
This political party advocated for government to stay out of the economy, afraid of monopolies and big money partnership, state governments should handle internal projects
Democrats
States and federal govt had different powers in Constitution
States have certain money but they cannot print money,etc.
What was this known as?
Separation of powers
France demanded a bribe towards America before negotiations could ensue, this led to the adoption of an American navy. What was this event known as?
XYZ Affair
"Carrot and stick appeal" USA traded with everybody, but the first country that appeals restrictive trade orders, gets exclusive trade orders with that country
Napoleon "restricted" orders, but ships still attacked
What bill was this?
Macon Bill No. 2
These laws made it to where you only lost the money you put into a business, instead of all the money that everyone put into the business.
Limited Liability Laws
Political party that advocated for government to have a role in economy (infrastructure built, National Bank, etc.)
Whigs