Marshall Court
Jefferson
War of 1812
Era of Good Feelings
Jackson
100

court case that enforced the principle that the federal government has authority over state governments

McCulloch v. MD

100

this acquisition went against his strict construction of the Constitution, argued doing this was in the "treaty powers"

Louisiana Purchase

100

kidnapping sailors and forcing them into service

impressment

100

name of Henry Clay's plan for internal improvements (LIKE CANALS!!!!!!) 

American System

100

battle that led to his fame during the War of 1812

Battle of New Orleans

200

Marbury v. Madison established this precedent

judicial review

200

cut off trade relations with Britain and France

Embargo Act

200

when Federalists drew up a list of new amendments to the Constitution in opposition to "Mr. Madison's War"

Hartford Convention

200

due to non-trade with European nations, this is what we call the growth of American manufacturing of goods

market revolution

200

by signing this into law would later lead to the Trail of Tears

Indian Removal Act

300

established the government's right to regulate interstate commerce

Gibbons v. Ogden

300

leaders of government should be: 

educated, property owning

300
list one case of the War of 1812

-impressment

-US expansion into Canada

-Britain aiding natives on the frontier against American settlers

300

idea of keeping European involvement out of the Western Hemisphere (written by Secretary of State JQA)

Monroe Doctrine

300

giving government jobs to close political allies/friends

spoils system

400

protected the power of contracts: states cannot violate them 

Dartmouth College v. Woodward or Fletcher v. Peck

400

Besides the LA Purchase, name another contradiction of Jefferson's beliefs vs. actions

-slaveowner vs. "all men are created equal"

-anti-war vs. war with Barbary pirates


400

this was both a moral and physical loss in the war

burning of Washington, DC

400

maintained the balance of slave and free states

Missouri Compromise

400

South Carolina belief that a state cannot be forced to obey a federal law it regards as unconstitutional 

nullification

500

declared natives could NOT be removed from their lands, ignored by Jackson

Worcester v. Georgia

500

Jefferson's Secretary of State

James Madison

500

officially ended the War of 1812

Treat of Ghent
500

3 parts of the American System

-tariffs

-infrastructure

-National Bank

500

difference between contract and compact theory of government?

Contract:government formed as an agreement by the people

Compact: government formed as an agreement by the states