The Second Early Republic

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Wise aunt Jeff he made more Apple jacks

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Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Adams, Jackson

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Thomas Jefferson

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1801 to 1809, got rid of whiskey tax and the alien and sedition acts, reduce amount of national power

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People in the Marbury versus Madison case

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Marbury was a to B judge, Thomas Jefferson said not to file out Adams midnight appointments for Marbury to be a judge Marberry sued Madison and the judge was John Marshall

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Three questions from the Marberry versus Madison case

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Does he have a case, is there a legal method to get him the position, is asking the Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus the correct legal remedy

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Problem with the last question from the Marbury versus Madison case

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A writ of mandamus is not a real power and is on constitutional

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Problem with the last question from the Marbury versus Madison case

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A writ of mandamus is not a real power and is on constitutional

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Outcome of the Marberry versus

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Madison wins, the court established the power of judicial review in determining constitutionality

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Louisiana purchase

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1803, happened because US wants control over an important port city, Napoleon sold Louisiana because he wanted to get money to help the war, sold for $15 million

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Purpose of the Lewis and Clark expedition

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To send and scout the land because want to be aware, make treaties with natives, gather information, find a water passage

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Challenges from the Lewis and Clark expedition

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Not knowing the Linda, weather, animals, native territory, Sacajawea helped

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Challenges from the Lewis and Clark expedition

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Not knowing the Linda, weather, animals, native territory, Sacajawea helped

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Results of the Lewis and Clark expedition

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They understand the land, knowledge, know that there is no water passage

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Challenges from the Lewis and Clark expedition

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Not knowing the Linda, weather, animals, native territory, Sacajawea helped

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Results of the Lewis and Clark expedition

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They understand the land, knowledge, know that there is no water passage

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Embargo act

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Only trade with him country, no foreign ships, Jefferson meant to hurt France and Britain in order to leave US ships alone, meant for not going to war

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Challenges from the Lewis and Clark expedition

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Not knowing the Linda, weather, animals, native territory, Sacajawea helped

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Results of the Lewis and Clark expedition

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They understand the land, knowledge, know that there is no water passage

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Embargo act

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Only trade with him country, no foreign ships, Jefferson meant to hurt France and Britain in order to leave US ships alone, meant for not going to war

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Effects of the embargo act

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Many semen lost jobs, I heard US more than Europe, appealed on March 1809

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James Madison

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1809 to 1817, Democratic Republic in, was Thomas Jefferson Secretary of State, first act was to take away the embargo act

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James Madison

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1809 to 1817, Democratic Republic in, was Thomas Jefferson Secretary of State, first act was to take away the embargo act

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Causes of the war of 1812

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Impressment's, shipping, Tecumseh, British helping the natives, Warhawks

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William Henry Harrison

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Battle of Tippecanoe, used his military strategy when running for office

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William Henry Harrison

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Battle of Tippecanoe, used his military strategy when running for office

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Phase 1 of the war of 1812

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American wins because British was spread out

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William Henry Harrison

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Battle of Tippecanoe, used his military strategy when running for office

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Phase 1 of the war of 1812

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American wins because British was spread out

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Is two of the war 1812

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No more friends so Britain can focus on America

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William Henry Harrison

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Battle of Tippecanoe, used his military strategy when running for office

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Phase 1 of the war of 1812

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American wins because British was spread out

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Is two of the war 1812

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No more friends so Britain can focus on America

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Oliver hazard Perry

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Navy man, battle of Lake airy, against British most powerful army, don't give up the ship, American victory

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William Henry Harrison

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Battle of Tippecanoe, used his military strategy when running for office

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Phase 1 of the war of 1812

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American wins because British was spread out

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Part 2 of the war 1812

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No more French so Britain can focus on America

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Oliver hazard Perry

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Navy man, battle of Lake airy, against British most powerful army, don't give up the ship, American victory

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Battle of thames

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American victory, Tecumseh was killed, in Canada, phase 1

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Washington DC

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British burned our capital, American loss, phase 2, dolly Madison saved a portrait of George Washington

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Washington DC

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British burned our capital, American loss, phase 2, dolly Madison saved a portrait of George Washington

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Fort McHenry

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American victory, flag called old glory, Star-Spangled Banner was born, Francis Scott Key was on the harbor watching the battle so he wrote a poem

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Washington DC

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British burned our capital, American loss, phase 2, dolly Madison saved a portrait of George Washington

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Fort McHenry

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American victory, flag called old glory, Star-Spangled Banner was born, Francis Scott Key was on the harbor watching the battle so he wrote a poem

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Battle of New Orleans

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American victory, Andrew Jackson seventh president, commander of forces and became a war hero, happened after the Treaty of Ghent

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Washington DC

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British burned our capital, American loss, phase 2, dolly Madison saved a portrait of George Washington

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Fort McHenry

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American victory, flag called old glory, Star-Spangled Banner was born, Francis Scott Key was on the harbor watching the battle so he wrote a poem

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Battle of New Orleans

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American victory, Andrew Jackson seventh president, commander of forces and became a war hero, happened after the Treaty of Ghent

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Treaty of Ghent

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And did war, no winner, no territory change

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Washington DC

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British burned our capital, American loss, phase 2, dolly Madison saved a portrait of George Washington

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Fort McHenry

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American victory, flag called old glory, Star-Spangled Banner was born, Francis Scott Key was on the harbor watching the battle so he wrote a poem

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Battle of New Orleans

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American victory, Andrew Jackson seventh president, commander of forces and became a war hero, happened after the Treaty of Ghent

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Treaty of Ghent

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And did war, no winner, no territory change

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How the British review the war

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That they won because America one in Canada so British only had to defend

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Washington DC

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British burned our capital, American loss, phase 2, dolly Madison saved a portrait of George Washington

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Fort McHenry

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American victory, flag called old glory, Star-Spangled Banner was born, Francis Scott Key was on the harbor watching the battle so he wrote a poem

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Battle of New Orleans

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American victory, Andrew Jackson seventh president, commander of forces and became a war hero, happened after the Treaty of Ghent

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Treaty of Ghent

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And did war, no winner, no territory change

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How the British review the war

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That they won because America one in Canada so British only had to defend

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Effects of the war

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Patriotism, Native Americans, US manufacturing, US establishment

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American system

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By Henry Clay, establish a protective tariff Stabley should national bank, improve the country's transportation systems

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American system

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By Henry Clay, establish a protective tariff Stabley should national bank, improve the country's transportation systems

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James Monroe

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1787 to 1725, democratic republican, era of good feelings

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American system

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By Henry Clay, establish a protective tariff Stabley should national bank, improve the country's transportation systems

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James Monroe

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1787 to 1725, democratic republican, era of good feelings

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Era of good feelings

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Same political party in power, increase of nationalism, preservation of independence

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Economic nationalism

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Free enterprise, capitalism

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Tariffs on the American system

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More competition, free enterprise

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Inspra Tatian on the American system

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Erie Canal, 300 miles 40 feet, 4 feet, National Rd., Maryland to Illinois

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Inspra Tatian on the American system

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Erie Canal, 300 miles 40 feet, 4 feet, National Rd., Maryland to Illinois

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National Bank on the American system

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Standardized currency, provide credit to businesses, collect federal money

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Transportation on the American system

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Erie Canal, 300 miles 40 feet, 4 feet, National Rd., Maryland to Illinois

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National Bank on the American system

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Standardized currency, provide credit to businesses, collect federal money

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Judicial nationalism

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Supreme Court Justice, Marbury versus Madison, Mccolloch versus Maryland, gibbons vs. Ogden

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Supreme Court Justice John Marshall

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Strength and judicial review, power for Supreme Court, strength and federal power over states

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Supreme Court Justice John Marshall

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Strength and judicial review, power for Supreme Court, strength and federal power over states

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Marbury versus Madison

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Judicial review

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Supreme Court Justice John Marshall

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Strength and judicial review, power for Supreme Court, strength and federal power over states

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Marbury versus Madison

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Judicial review

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McCulloch versus Maryland

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Bank manager it was about taxes on banks

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Gibbons versus ogden

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Over trade between states

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Supreme Court Justice John Marshall

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Strength and judicial review, power for Supreme Court, strength and federal power over states

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Marbury versus Madison

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Judicial review

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McCulloch versus Maryland

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Bank manager it was about taxes on banks

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Gibbons versus ogden

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Over trade between states

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Foreign policies

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Happenings in Latin America Mexico Venezuela and Argentina, American response, European response, Munro doctrine

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Supreme Court Justice John Marshall

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Strength and judicial review, power for Supreme Court, strength and federal power over states

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Marbury versus Madison

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Judicial review

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McCulloch versus Maryland

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Bank manager it was about taxes on banks

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Gibbons versus ogden

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Over trade between states

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Foreign policies

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Happenings in Latin America Mexico Venezuela and Argentina, American response, European response, Munro doctrine

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John Quincy Adams

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1825 to 18 nine, politics were in the family, Secretary of State under Monroe, helped write Monroe doctrine

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John Quincy Adams corrupt bargain

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No clear winner from the elect oral college, to House of Representatives, Henry Clay speaker of the house didn't like Jackson and through his support for Adams, after Adams one Henry Clay was appointed Secretary of State, Jackson was outraged

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John Quincy Adams accomplishment in office

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Oversaw expansion of transportation and educational, try to control expansion into native territories