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Report on the Public Credit Govt sells land to pay off war debts to states and Europe, created permanent debt for rich Americans to pay into
Bank of the US Hamilton, created to give loans to businesses, created debt
Jay's Treaty Jay went to Europe to stop impressment and get Brits out of Ohio, British agreed but took 2 years
Treaty of Greenville Shawnees ceded Ohio to US after Brits encouraged them to attack and were defeated
General Mad Anthony Wayne Defeated Shawnees in Battle of Fallen Timbers
Treaty of San Lorenzo US secured opening of Mississippi river and border with Florida
Whiskey Rebellion West PA farmers lost money on whiskey tax and rebelled, and GW sent 15000 troops, called an overreaction
XYZ affair French upset over Jay's Treaty and seized US ships and demanded bribe to speak to Napoleon
Alien and Sedition Acts Federalists deported foreigns and criminalized free speech, led to Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions, claiming states can nullify laws
Cotton gin Made short staple cotton profitable and increased profits and stopped manumission
Militia Act Free blacks cannot serve in state militias
Fugitive slave act No trial by jury, slaves returned, not allowed to provide proof of freedom
Gabriel's Rebellion Slave uprising that led to fear of slave rebellion worsening- failed`
Midnight judges Night before inauguration, federalists packed 16 new judges
Marbury v Madison Led to judicial review, said writs were not in constitution, so Judiciary act was unconstitutional after Marbury lost job
Louisiana Purchase Spain gave Louisiana to France which was sold to Madison for 15 million- native's land
Barbary Pirates Europe paid tribute to protect trade which TJ refused, fought pirates until pirates gave up
Napoleonic wars TJ claimed neutrality and doubled trade with both sides, causing Orders in Council where Brits seized US ships and seamen, leading to embargo
Nonintercourse Acts Madison lifted embargo, US will trade with either Fr or Brit if they recognize neutrality, led to more impressment
Macon's Bill 2 US will trade with both until one recognizes neutrality, then only trade with that one, gave Br 3 months or war
War Hawks Clay, Calhoun, wanted diplomacy and war for conflict, went after natives who sided with Brits
Battle of Tippecanoe Tecumseh and Squattana united natives and were defeated by William Henry Harrison when Tecumseh was away
Hartford Convention Passed amendment to limit president to 1 term, remove 3/5 clause, require 2/3 of each house to declare war, was ended as news of con arrived at the same time as Battle of New Orleans, ended federalists
Treaty of Ghent Stopped fighting and offered no resolution to neutrality or impressment, spun as 2nd war of independence
Nat Turner Rebellion Slaves killed 57 whites, leaders executed, led to stricter black codes
Pine barren people People who lived in southern highlands, nothing grows, squatters in hills, 10%
Yeoman Landowning but not slave owning
Missouri Compromise Maine was broken off of MA to make a free state so MO could become a slave state and maintain balance
King Caucus Republican congress chose Crawford, with very low voter turnout 25%
Peggy Eaton affair DC tavern keeper flirted with Secretary of War John Eaton, married him, snubbed by wives, Jackson backed her because his wife died after reputation was smeared
Kitchen Cabinet After Eaton affair, entire cabinet resigned, Jackson turned to unofficial and confidential advisers
Tariff of Abominations High import tax, south condemned tariff because of Europe's retaliation, led to more states claiming to nullify govt laws and nullification crisis
Specie Circular Only gold and silver used to buy land, which helped inflation but kept poor from buying land and caused a depression
Tippecanoe and Tyler 2 Campaign for William Henry Harrison, slogan to represent his wins against natives
OK Van Buren- old Kinderhook nickname
Sunday School Demonstrated the role of Post-millennialism women
Unitarians Didn't believe in Jesus, philosophy will perfect society
Shakers Sexual/gender equality, Ann Lee was female Jesus, no sex
Millerites Miller predicted end of world after panic of 1837, became 7th day Adventists
Lyman Beecher Founded American Temperance Society
Washingtonians Non political testimonials about alcohol like AA
Dorothea Dix Advocated for good conditions and treatment in insane asylums
Seneca Falls Advocated for women's suffrage- Stanton and Mott
McCormick Reaper Harvesting machine that was repairable and had a payment plan, making farming easier and accessible
BO Railroad Linked Eastern ports to western rivers, moving fresh veggies into cities, also moved disease
Transcendentalism Belief in in born truth, popularized by Emerson, insight over logic
Fiji Mermaid Fake mermaid which was traveled across the country by RR, bringing a national culture together
Turner Thesis Turner argued that the frontier made America unique
Manifest destiny America should stretch from sea to sea- entitlement to native lands and God's will
Wilmot Proviso Bill that said there would be no slavery in any territory taken from Mexico, failed in senate, split along sectional lines
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Texas extends to Rio Grande, US bought New Mexico and California
Omnibus Bill CA will be free state, New Mexico decided by popular sovereignty, end DC slave trade, stronger fugitive slave laws
Margaret Garner Runaway slave who killed daughter so that she would not be a slave
Know Nothings Against immigration, Catholics, 3rd party that won a significant amount of seats, platform was compromise over slavery
Kansas Nebraska Act Created Kansas and Nebraska from Louisiana purchase, slavery would be decided by states, repealed Missouri Compromise
Border ruffians Ruffians who caused fear to influence the vote over slavery in Kansas
Lecompton Legislature Kansas govt elected by border ruffians, required oath of support for slavery, made circulation of abolitionist material capital crime
Topeka legislature Sent antislavery constitution to DC and was rejected by Pierce, created because of Lecompton legislature
Pottowatomie Creek Massacre John Brown and others hacked 5 proslavery men to death, claimed he was doing God's work
Lecompton Constitution Free states boycotted, low voter turnout, proslavery constitution, unlimited slavery or 200 slaves and their descendants
Dred Scott v Sandford Slave sued for his freedom, but Taney ruled that he was not a citizen because he was black, ruled Missouri Compromise unconstitutional
Freeport Doctrine Douglas asked to reconcile Dred Scott and popular sovereignty, Douglas said SCOTUS could enforce it, hurting his campaign
Cannibals All Capitalism exploits workers, slavery is good because slaves are cared for
Free labor ideology Said slavery keeps all whites poor, so northerners should vote to end slavery, Republican platform
Crittenden Compromise Amendment guaranteeing slavery where it exists, failed
Battle of Bull run Made Stonewall Jackson, CSA reinforcements caused CSA win, Lincoln replaced Gen with McClellan
Battle of Antietam McClellan caught Lee in MD, 24k deaths, draw, McClellan let Lee escape so Lincoln fired him
Chancellorsville Lee was outnumbered 2 to 1 but won, headed north, Stonewall Jackson killed by friendly fire
Sherman's march to the sea scorched earth burning of everything 60 miles wide, destroyed RR, broke will and infrastructure of south
Richmond Grant cut off supplies to southern capitol, Lee was captured at Appomattox Courthouse
10% plan Failed, 10% of 1860 voters must swear vow of allegiance to union and accept emancipation
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