Jefferson/Madison/Monroe
During Jefferon's presidency, Monroe was responsible for buying this from Napoleon (bonus points if you can explain why)
Louisiana Purchase
Jackson won the most popular and electoral votes in 1824, but did not win a majority. Instead John Quincy Adams won with support from Henry Clay. Jackson claim this was what?
Corrupt Bargain
L
-Latin American Revolution
(Bonus Points for what it represents)
MC
-Missouri Compromise (bonus points for what it represents)
This religious movement in the mid 1800s encouraged a lot of reforms such as Temperance and Abolition as well as an artistic refocus on the divinity found in nature
2nd Great Awakening
Jefferson held this view of the Constitution (bonus points if you can explain what it means)
Strict Constructionist
During the 1800s, women were encouraged to stay within their sphere and not interfere with working men. This was called what? (bonus points for naming the 4 virtues)
Cult of Domesticity/Womenhood
E
C
-Culture and/or Class (bonus points for what it represents)
This document was written by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and mirrors the Declaration of Independence
Declaration of Sentiments
This political party did not support the War of 1812 and ended up dying out afterwards
Federalist
What was 1 reason for the Panic of 1819?
-Land Speculation
-End of European wars
U
-Unhappy Migrants (bonus points for what it represents)
SA
-System (American)
-American System
(bonus points for what it represents)
This leader of the Latter Day Saints lead the group to Utah (bonus points for why)
Brigham Young
This Supreme Court Case established that the Supreme Court was responsible for interpreting the Constitution and had absolute authority to do so
Marbury v. Madison
This treaty in 1819 gave Florida to the US in exchange for giving New Mexico to Spain
Adams-Onis Treaty
N
MD
-Monroe Doctrine (bonus points for what it represents)
This meeting of suffragettes was held in 1848 with Elizabeth Cady Stanton as one of the lead speakers
Seneca Falls Convetion
This bill passed by Madison attempted to encourage an end to the war between England and France, but ended up ending the US stance of neutrality
Macon's Bill #2
Jackson came in swinging in 1828 with the Tariff of 1828 (nicknamed what by South Carolina?) and then this bill which authorized him to use military force to collect taxes
-Tariff of Abominations
-The Force Bill
W
-Weak Infrastructure (bonus points for what it represents)
MR
-Market Revolution (bonus points for what it represents)
This figure published the Liberator and also founded the Anti-Slave Society
William Lloyd Garrison