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What did the British do that angered the Americans and became a central reason for america declaring was on Britain?
British kidnapped American sailors and put them to work on the British ships
Who were the primary leaders of the War Hawks and what was their real goal?
Henry Clay, Callhoun wanted to expand into Florida, Texas, and Canada.
When British troops marched to Washington, what specific buildings did they burn?
White House
When Dolley Madison fled the White House, what did she take with her?
A painting, and other national valuables.
What is the name of the oldest commissioned warship in the navy?
USS Constitution
What is the oldest warship in the navy's nickname?
Old Ironsides
When was the Battle of New Orleans?
January 8, 1815
Who commanded the American forces and was launched to stardom because of the New Orleans battle?
Andrew Jackson
What were the British casualties?
More than 251 killed, 1259 killed, 414 missing. around that number.
The Treaty of Ghent, which officially ended the war, was signed how long before the Battle of New Orleans?
2 weeks.
Did the U.S. achieve any of its objectives in the war or were any of the issues resolved?
No, they returned to a free war relationship with Britain.
A 1794 protest over a tax on all liquor made and sold in the US tested the strength of the new government to respond to a crisis:
Whiskey Rebllion
Did George Washington want political parties?
No.
Was James Madison a federalist or anti-federalist? & later what did he turn into?
James Madison was a federalist, that later turned into a Democratic Republican
How many Federalist papers were there?
85 papers.
Who were the leaders of the Federalists?
Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, John Jay.
Who had the argument over Bill of Rights?
George Mason
What did the Anti-federalists think of the national bank?
Anti-federalists thought it was unconstitutional, and thought it only helped the rich.
Did James Madison support separation of powers?
Yes, he liked that there was not just one section of government, that there were three branches...
executive, judicial, legislative
What is a protective tariff?
protects a countries industries from foreign competition
Who was angry about The Tariff of 1832? South or North?
South
When was the Monroe Doctrine?
1823
What was the Monroe Doctrine?
The Monroe Doctrine was where the British could not come and control America, and power over the Western Hemisphere.
Who has the power to review all laws and treaties of the US?
Supreme Court, and other federal courts.