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US History Chapter 7

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Who won the election of 1808 and who did he win it over from? James Madison over Charles Pinckney
What bill passed in 1810? Macon's Bill Number 2
What did Macon's Bill Number 2 do? - removed all restrictions on commerce with France & Britain - still closed French and British warships from American waters
How did Napoleon trick Madison? said that Berlin and Milan Decrees would be revoked
What did the westerners believe that the British were encouraging the Native Americans to do? Western settlers were convinced that the British in Canada were encouraging the Native Americans to attack their farms
What did Tecumseh do in 1805? Tecumseh built tribes east of the Mississippi into a great confederation
Who was Tecumseh's brother and what did he urge? Tenskwatawa, urged Indians to give up with ways, white clothes, and white liquor and reinvigorate their culture
What happened in November 7, 1811? battle of Tippecanoe: attack on Harrison's camp while Tecumseh was away
What was the depression caused by? - American commercial restrictions - cumbersome transportation and distribution system
What did Madison see the attack on Canada as? - force British to respect neutral rights - shatter British's hope of obtaining food in Canada for West Indian sugar islands
What were War Hawks? young congressmen from south and west - led by Henry Clay & John C. Calhoun
Who would not like impressments and Orders in Council but saw war against British navy as worse? Ship owners
What happened on June 23, 1812? repealed Orders in Council
What helped the US in the War of 1812 since they did not have a strong Navy? Privateers - hired pirates
What happened during the 3 pronged invasions of Canada? 1. William Hull invaded Canada - retreated and surrendered Detroit 2. US attack across Niagara River was forced back to US 3. attacked Lake Champlain to Montreal - militiamen refused to cross US border to Canada
What were some American successes? 1. September 1813: Captain Oliver Hazard Perry defeated British on Lake Erie 2. British abandoned Detroit 3. W.H. Harrison defeats British at Battle of the Thames
What happened in April 1814? Napoleon defeated
What fort did the British attack? Fort McHenry
Who wrote "The Star Spangled Banner"? Francis Scott Key
How was Key inspired to write "The Star Spangled Banner"? Key was held back on a British ship during the attack of Fort McHenry and wrote this song as inspiration
What happened the Summer of 1814? peace discussions begin in Ghent, Belgium -> The Treaty of Ghent
What did the British and Americans agree to during the peace negotiation? Both finally agree to status quo ante bellum -> go back to way things were before the wat
What happened during The Hartford Convention? - meeting of New England Federalists - held before the news of peace treaty reached the US - revise Constitution - Extremists talked about succession
What happened during the Battle of New Orleans? - British land troops who approach New Orleans from the east - Andrew Jackson in charge of defending New Orleans - Jackson defeats British in 1815
When did the Europeans realize that the US was a country that was ready to fight to stay? Battle of New Orleans - 1815
What were the end results from the War of 1812 - 1815? - European immigration to US - end of serious threats to the US - Europe settles to century of peace
What did the US and British agree to after the War of 1815? agreed to making trade between the two easier and cheaper
What did Ghent establish? established commissions to settle border disputes
What was the Rush-Bagot Agreement of 1817? limited # of warships on the Great Lakes; marks the beginning of demilitarization of the US-Canada border
What happened during the Convention of 1818? set the 49th parallel as the border between Canada and the US; joint control of Oregon for 10 years
Why was east Florida giving the US issues? Natives raided US territory from there; escaped slaves could not be recovered by their owners
What was the Adams-Onis Treaty? - Louisiana territory border followed Sabine, Red and Arkansas Rivers to the Continental Divide and the 42nd parallel to the Pacific - US obtained Florida for $5million paid to Americans who held claims against the Spanish government
Why did the Europeans want Latin America free? For the Spanish
What was the Monroe Doctrine? - New World off limits for future European colonization - applies to the entire hemisphere US will stay out of European affairs - any attempt by Europeans to extend their system to the Western Hemisphere will be seen as a threat to US safety
Who was president during the Era of Good Feelings? James Monroe -> political peace and economic success
What were the thoughts of tariffs in each US "Section" New England = opposed but eventually supported South = opposed because it increased everything bought Southwest = opposed them as well
What did Northern Congressmen oppose about the bank? Northern Congressmen opposed the specific bill, but not the idea of a national bank
How many states were free states and how many were slave states by 1819? 11 free states and 11 slaves states
Why did the North specifically oppose slaves? opposed for economic reasons
What made Maine a free state and Missouri a slave state? The Missouri Compromise
Who won the election of 1824? John Quincy Adams
Who won the navy battle at Lake Erie? Oliver Hazard Perry
What set the border between US and Spanish Mexico? Adams-Onis
What ended the war of 1812? The Treaty of Ghent
Which general won the Battle of Tippecanoe? Harrison
Who was elected president in 1808? James Madison
What proposed amendment to end slavery in Missouri? Tallmadge Amendment
What warned Europeans to stay out of the Western Hemisphere? The Monroe Doctrine
What agreement limited ships on Great Lakes? Rush-Bagot Agreement
What meeting of federalists to protest the War of 1812? The Hartford Convention
Who developed the American System? Henry Clay
Who was elected president in 1816? James Monroe
Who were 3 northern leaders and their importance? John Quincy Adams = strong nationalist, wrote Monroe Doctrine Daniel Webster = brilliant orator, willing to change views Martin Van Buren = brilliant politician
Who were 2 southern leaders and their importance? William H. Crawford = Monroe's Secretary of the Treasury John C. Calhoun = nationalist, became a passionate sectionalist for the south
Who were 3 western leaders and their importance? Henry Clay = nationalist, developed American System Thomas Hart Benton = expansionist and hard money man William Henry Harrison = military hero
Why was Missouri asking to be a slave state bad for the country? Because it would mess up the balance of free and slave states
Why did the North not want South over represented in Congress> 3/5 Copromise
What was the Missouri Compromise? - Missouri enters as slave state - Maine enters as a free state - Slavery prohibited in the Louisiana Purchase above 36 degrees, 30 minutes
Where does the election go to when there is a tie between two presidential candidates? Goes to the House of Represntatives
How did John Quincy Adams win the election of 1824? Clay supported him
Who supported tariffs? North and West
What did Calhoun believe about tariffs? Believed that it would impoverish the South
What is Nullification? a special state convention decided an act of Congress violated the Constitution, it could nullify the law within the state
What was based on sectional economic differences helping other parts of the nation? Clay's American System
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