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8TH GRADE US HISTORY

UNIT 4 EARLY REPUBLIC-PART 2-JEFFERSON, MADISON, AND MONROE

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1803 Lousiana Purchase from France doubles the size of the US
1812 War of 1812 with Great Britain breaks out
Thomas Jefferson Domestic Issue Embargo Act
James Madison Domestic Issue Effects of Embargo Act
James Monroe Domestic Issue Missouri Compromise heightened tensions between the slave-holding southern states and free northern states
Protective Tariff Taxes designed to protect a country's economy.
Thomas Jefferson Disliked Alexander Hamilton's Economic Plan
Causes of the War of 1812 -War Hawks want to expand the US into British-controlled Canada -British impressment of American sailors -Embargo Act ends US trade with other countries -Native American tribes start to lose control of their traditional lands
Events of the War of 1812 -Star-Spangeled Banner written about the bombardment of Fort McHenry -Washington D.C survives British burning -No land changes hands -American victory at the Battle of New Orleans
Effects of the War of 1812 -Trade with Great Britain increases and causes a need for a protective tariff -Americans gain confidence that they can prosper -Great Britain and the US restore their relationships to pre-war conditions -National pride in the US increases
Thomas Jefferson Foreign Issues -Harassment of US ships by Barbary State pirates (modern-day Libya)
James Madison Foreign Issues War of 1812
James Monroe Foreign Issues Monroe Doctorine.
Created by: TheProtagonist
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