Apush Chapter 9/10

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Henry Clay

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Created the American System

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American System

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Protective tariffs, internal improvements and a national ban- foster national economic growth and salutary interdependence

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Second National bank of the united states

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head quartered in Philadelphia. Gov agreed to deposit its funds in the bamk, accept the banks notes, to buy 1/5 of the banks stock

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Tariff of 1816

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raised tarriffs an average by 25%, extending protection to the nationas infant industriesat the expense of foreign trade and american consumers

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Because Americans could not depend of ikmported manufactures

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Congress considered the encouragement of domestic manufactures a patriotic necessity

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Henry Clay

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Created the American System

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American System

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Protective tariffs, internal improvements and a national ban- foster national economic growth and salutary interdependence

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Second National bank of the united states

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head quartered in Philadelphia. Gov agreed to deposit its funds in the bamk, accept the banks notes, to buy 1/5 of the banks stock

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Tariff of 1816

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raised tarriffs an average by 25%, extending protection to the nationas infant industriesat the expense of foreign trade and american consumers

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Because Americans could not depend of ikmported manufactures

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Congress considered the encouragement of domestic manufactures a patriotic necessity

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President Madison and Monroe agreed that

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there shouold no longer support further internal improvements without a constitutional amendment

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John Marshalls early decisions

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protected the independence of the courts and their right to review legislation; decisions encouraged business and strengthened the national government at the expense of the states

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Dartmouth College v. Woodward (1816)

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Dartmouth was defended a royal charted granted in the 1760s agaist changes introduced by a Republican legislature determined to transform Dartmouth from a privelege bastion of federalism into state college

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McCulloch v. maryland

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taxing Bank of the United States

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Gibbons v. Ogden

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Steamship/ interstate commerce

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Palmer v. Mulligan

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Latest Date- right to develop property for busniess purposes

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Until 1830 most westerners were

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yeoman

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Ohio-Missippi River System

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Network if navigable streams that reachd the sea at New Orleans

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Natchez Trace

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Dangerous path taken by boatman back to home state

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Mike Fink

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Keelboatmen who could navigate upstream using eddies and badding their boat agaisnt the current