Fed vs Anti-Feds
Weak central government
Anti-Feds
Uprising against high taxes in Massachusetts, demonstrated weakness in Articles of Confederation
Shay's Rebellion
This amendment abolished slavery after the civil war during a period called Reconstruction
13th Amendment
President during the civil war; goal was to preserve the union, credited with ending slavery
Abraham Lincoln
Separate but Equal
Plessy v. Ferguson
Strong Central Government
Feds
Uprising that protested the tax on whiskey; Washington set precedent of using force to put down the rebellion
Whiskey Rebellion
This amendment guaranteed the protection of rights of all citizens under the law
14th Amendment
President that helped the nation during the Great Depression with direct government relief and programs known as the New Deal.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Told Andrew Jackson he could NOT take the land of Cherokee Indians
Worcester v. Georgia
Andrew Hamilton
Federalist
Stamp Act
This amendment allowed ALL men to black; including former slaves
15th Amendment
This president was president during wwI and proposed a list of 14 ways to ensure peace within Europe post WWI
Made school segregation ILLEGAL
Brown vs. Board of Education
Strict interpretation of the constitution
Anti-Federalist
Britain was angry after the Boston Tea Party; they set harsh rules/ laws against colonist
Intolerable Acts
This amendment gave women the right to vote
19th amendment
This president took over after JFK's assassination. He led the Great Society Program to help end poverty and racism in the US
Lyndon B Johnson
Korematsu vs. US
Mostly Northern merchants
Federalists
Slave uprising which resulted in the death of white plantation owners
Nat Turner's Rebellion
This amendment abolished consumption and selling of alcohol
18th amendment
This president escalated war in Vietnam, he is known for the Watergate Scandal and the Pentagon Papers. He will resign before being impeached
Nixon
Decided that slaves were property and not citizens under the law
Dred Scott v. Sanford