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Unit 4--Part 1
APUSH
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Tallmadge Amendment | proposal to admit Missouri as free, allow no new slaves to be brought into Missouri, free all child slaves at age 25; not adopted |
| Missouri Compromise | added Missouri as slaves state, Maine as free state, and prohibited slaves north of the 36th parallel |
| Monroe Doctrine | Stated that Europeans were no longer allowed to interfere in affairs of or colonize Americas |
| "Jacksonian democracy" | term used to refer to fact that common man became more involved in politics during late 1820s and early 1830s |
| Indian Removal Act of 1830 | Forced the resettlement of Native Americans to west of Mississippi |
| Worcester v. Georgia (1832) | said Georgia’s laws had no force in Cherokee territory; Jackson wouldn't enforce this |
| "Trail of Tears" | forced march of the 5 "civilized tribes" west of the Mississippi during 1830s |
| Nullification Crisis | this was the result of South Carolina's attempt to cancel the Tariff of 1828--it's an example of the federal government vs. the state governments |
| Force Bill | gave Jackson the power to invade SC during nullification crisis |
| Second Bank of the United States | created in 1816 with a 20 year charter; destroyed by Andrew Jackson |
| Second Party system | party system that was comprised of Democrats and Whigs (1824-1848) |
| Democrats | states' rights party that was offshoot of Democratic-Republicans; wanted limited federal government power |
| Whigs | offshoot of Federalist party, it wanted a stronger federal government and the promotion of Henry Clay's American system |
| American system | included tariffs, a national bank, and infrastructure to promote the nation's economic growth |
| Erie Canal | connected New York City and east coast to Great Lakes; drove down prices |
| Marbury v. Madison | established judicial review and supremacy of federal law over state law |
| Embargo Act | stopped all trade with all powers in 1808; destroyed US economy, later repealed |
| National Road | the first interstate highway |
| Barbary Wars | conflicts with north African nations over access to Mediterranean trade during Jefferson's presidency |
| War of 1812 | conflict with Britain over shipping and enforcement of Jay's Treaty |
| Treaty of Ghent | ended the War of 1812 |
| John C. Calhoun | proposed "nullification theory" |
| McCulloch v. Maryland | said federal government was superior to the states, and that states could not tax the federal bank to death |
| Panic of 1837 | economic depression that resulted from the lack of a national bank |
| Seminoles | they refused to move west of the Mississippi and fought wars into the 1840s |
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