New Regime
This event revealed the weakness of the Articles of Confederation.
Shays' Rebellion
These are the two most impactful members of Washington's presidential cabinet.
Thomas Jefferson, Secretary of State
Alexander Hamilton, Secretary of the Treasury
Installed under Adams, this Supreme Court justice's jurisprudence shaped the judicial branch's role in the federal government.
John Marshall
Holding this position under Jefferson qualified James Madison for the presidency.
John Quincy Adams negotiated this treaty with Spain for Florida.
Adams-Onis Treaty
At the Constitutional Convention, this resolved the tensions between large and small states.
The Great Compromise (Connecticut Plan)
These are the elements of Hamilton's Financial Plan.
Assume State Debts
Whiskey Tax (Protective Tariff)
National Bank/BUS
Jefferson's Revolution of 1800 begins an era of political dominance by this political party.
Democratic-Republican Party
In the lead-up to the war of 1812, this battle made William Henry Harrison nationally famous.
Battle of Tippecanoe
These are the 3 elements of Henry Clay's American System.
Protective Tariff
2nd National Bank
Infrastructure (Roads/Canals)
At the Constitutional Convention, these states did not want to count slaves toward population numbers.
Northern States
This was the major international issue Washington was attempting to resolve with Jay's Treaty & Pinckney's Treaty.
Impressment
Jefferson hypocritically employed this clause of the Constitution to complete the Louisiana Purchase.
Elastic Clause
These 2 congressmen led the war hawks in Congress, and successfully pushed for a declaration of war: the War of 1812.
Henry Clay
John C. Calhoun
This angered southerners, because, though it would have brought Missouri into the Union, slavery would have been banned in Missouri after 25 years.
The Tallmadge Amendment
This promised addition to the Constitution helped to bring the Anti-Federalists along toward ratification.
Bill of Rights
Washington gave these warnings in his Farewell Address. (Name 3)
Factionalism | Excessive Debt
Sectionalism | Foreign Entanglements
This landmark Supreme Court case established the principle of Judicial Review.
Marbury v. Madison
This New England attempt to secede during the War of 1812 caused the death of the Federalist party.
The Hartford Convention
These are the elements of Henry Clay's Missouri Compromise of 1820.
Missouri - Slave State
Maine - Free State
Slavery outlawed north of the 36' 30" line
These are the individual liberties, desired by Anti-Federalists, which are guaranteed by the First Amendment to the US Constitution. (Name 3)
Religion | Speech | Press | Assembly | Petition
This was Adams' failed attempt to resolve French impressment.
XYZ Affair
This Jefferson attempt to end impressment devastated the US economy.
Embargo Act of 1807
This battle, at the end of the war of 1812, propelled Andrew Jackson into the national spotlight.
Battle of New Orleans
This foreign policy held that Europe should stay out of North America, and America would stay out of Europe.
Monroe Doctrine
This event revealed the strength of the US Constitution.
Whiskey Rebellion
The Virginia & Kentucky Resolutions were state attempts to do this to the federal laws of the Alien & Sedition Acts.
Nullification
This legislative act was an attempt to reverse the damage of the Embargo Act of 1807.
Non-Intercourse Act
Macon's Bill no. 2
This time period of intense nationalism was launched after the "victory" in the War of 1812.
Era of Good Feelings
This is the name for the transformation of the American economy, from largely subsistence farming to industrialization and commercial farming.
Market Revolution