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The name assigned to Jefferson's view of expressed powers in the Constitution.
What is Strict Construction?
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The US economic policy passed in 1807, its proponent (who pushed it), the outcome, and the political party who disliked it and why.
The name of the textile factory system in Massachusetts that employed and housed women.
What is the Lowell System?
John Q Adams won the presidency in this year because of Clay's help, which was known as_.
What is 1824 and Corrupt Bargain?
The Missouri Compromise established these three things.
What is Missouri entered as a slave state, Maine as a free state and the 36-30 line divided the LP territory with slavery not permitted above the line?
The nickname for the election that saw Adams lose to Jefferson and why.
What is the Revolution of 1800 and because it marked a transition of national power from Federalists to Democratic-Republicans?
Three main causes of the War of 1812?
What is British impressment (tension on the high seas), incitement of Natives (tension on frontier) and aggressive agenda of war hawks (tension in DC)?
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Three main aspects of Henry Clay's American System and which one was most controversial at the time of its proposal.
The positive and negative terms for when political supporters were given jobs by the winning party after an election.
What is office rotation or spoils system (patronage)?
President Jackson's response to the rechartering of the 2d National Bank and why and what happened 5 years later that was a consequence.
What is he vetoed the bank, which he decried as a tool of the wealthy elite at the expense of state rights? What is the Panic of 1837?
The names of the two Americans sent by Jefferson to explore the LP territory, and what they were tasked with accomplishing and discovering.
Who is Lewis and Clark, sent to establish trade relations with Native tribes out west and explore the Missouri river to see if it was the NW Passage?
What and where the Monroe Doctrine claimed for the U.S. and how that was communicated (what it implied)
What is the US claimed a "sphere of influence" in the western hemisphere by communicating to European states that any recolonization (or new colonization) of LA states would be viewed as a threat to the US?
Three major forms of internal improvements that facilitated the Market Revolution and the name of the system when states paid for them.
What are roads, canals and railroads and the Commonwealth System?
The cause of the Nullification crisis, South Carolina's response and justification, and President Jackson's reaction.
What is the Tariff of Abominations, SC passed an Ordinance of Nullification because the tariff favored only northern states, and Jackson threatened military force to compel SC to abide?
This party was established in 1834 and supported [offer three characteristics].
What is the Whig Party who supported entrepreneurs and "men of ability," social mobility, market revolution and American system, moral improvement?
The ideological reason why Jefferson purchased the Louisiana territory and two reasons why Napoleon sold it.
What is it would make possible TJ's agrarian vision of land for yeoman farmers? What is Haiti revolution and needed money for his European conquests?
The name of the 1814 event that led to the demise of the Federalist Party and two constitutional amendment proposals there that they made to help their political position.
What is the Hartford Convention? What is supermajority needed for addition of new states, to declare war, to interdict trade or establish embargoes; also no back to back Presidents from same state? No forced state militia use in war; end 3/5 Comp?
Why cotton became so profitable after 1793, the implications on labor in the south and in the north, and the argument issued by slave-owners that marked a shift in the defense against abolition.
What is the cotton gin, which expanded the demand for enslaved people in the south and textile workers in the north? What is slavery became argued as a positive good rather than a necessary evil?
The 1830 federal law that opened up Native removal, the Supreme Court decision that sided with the Cherokee, and the infamous nickname of the consequences.
What is the Indian Removal Act, what is Worcester v. Georgia, and Trail of Tears?
Candidates who won President in 1828, 1836 and 1840 and their parties.
What are Jackson (D-R) Van Buren (Democrat), Harrison (Whig)?
Name of the 1803 Supreme Court decision that extended its authority over Congress, the name and meaning of what it established, and the name of the court's Chief Justice who issued the opinion.
What is Marbury v Madison, which established Judicial Review, giving the federal courts power to determine constitutionality of congressional laws, and who is John Marshall?
The name of the period that followed the War of 1812 and three reasons why it was called this.
What is the Era of Good Feelings? What is one party control of the Democratic Republicans, increased patriotism/nationalism, and economic growth (market revolution)?
The name of the chief justice of the Supreme Court from 1801-1835 and three court cases he decided that expanded/clarified federal powers.
What is Marbury v. Madison, McCulloch v. Maryland, Dartmouth v. Woodward, Fletcher v. Peck, Gibbons v. Ogden, Worcester v. Georgia?
Three specific examples of how democracy expanded during the "Age of Democracy" and two examples of how it did not.
What are universal male suffrage due to removal of land prerequisite for voting, party nominating conventions, office rotation, more elected offices, popular campaigning, third parties? What are no suffrage rights for women, black Americans, natives, many immigrants and other marginalized people? What is patronage and spoils?
Three third parties that emerged during the age of democracy and their basic "platform issues"
What is Know-Nothing party and nativism; what is Anti-Masonic Party and anti-aristocrat; what is Working Man's Party- labor rights; what is Liberty Party and abolition?