Ch. 8: Varieties of American Nationalism
Read pages 218-224 (The “Era of Good Feelings”)
What were the issues that impacted the U.S. economy following the war of 1812?
Some direct things that happened because of war of 1812 included:
Westward Surge of migrants being pushed out because they had nowhere to live and farm. Another is an increase in the textile Industry because of more cotton growing in the south. A creation of a national bank because US was in debt and had financial problems due to war. Economically. we had a surge of British goods that hurt our market. To combat this, we created a tariff on imported goods and encouraged purchasing goods made in the US. We also quarreled over who would fund the roads being built.
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Adams manipulated Spain into thinking that the Seminole Indian tribe had caused issues on the borders thus giving America the rights to fight in the the territory because they needed to “defend” it.
How were the events surrounding the Missouri Compromise evidence of rising sectionalism in the U.S.?
Anything relating to the controversial topic of slaves showed a rising in sectionalism. When Missouri was made into a state it was considered a slave state. To keep the country equal Maine was created and was a non-slave state. This was proposed by Henry Clay.
What principle was established by the decisions of Marshall’s Court?
Marshall’s court really established the powers that the Judicial branch had including Judicial Review (from the case of marbury v. madison). This could make a law passed by congress ineffective because it conflicted with the interest of the Constitution.
What did the Monroe Doctrine state? Why was it proclaimed?
It basically said that European countries were to no longer be allowed to colonize the North American Continent because it was getting crowded on the continent. It was to stop Europe from dragging the US into wars and fights over
Read pages 218-224 (The “Era of Good Feelings”)
What were the issues that impacted the U.S. economy following the war of 1812?
Some direct things that happened because of war of 1812 included:
Westward Surge of migrants being pushed out because they had nowhere to live and farm. Another is an increase in the textile Industry because of more cotton growing in the south. A creation of a national bank because US was in debt and had financial problems due to war. Economically. we had a surge of British goods that hurt our market. To combat this, we created a tariff on imported goods and encouraged purchasing goods made in the US. We also quarreled over who would fund the roads being built.
What …show more content…
Adams manipulated Spain into thinking that the Seminole Indian tribe had caused issues on the borders thus giving America the rights to fight in the the territory because they needed to “defend” it.
How were the events surrounding the Missouri Compromise evidence of rising sectionalism in the U.S.?
Anything relating to the controversial topic of slaves showed a rising in sectionalism. When Missouri was made into a state it was considered a slave state. To keep the country equal Maine was created and was a non-slave state. This was proposed by Henry Clay.
What principle was established by the decisions of Marshall’s Court?
Marshall’s court really established the powers that the Judicial branch had including Judicial Review (from the case of marbury v. madison). This could make a law passed by congress ineffective because it conflicted with the interest of the Constitution.
What did the Monroe Doctrine state? Why was it proclaimed?
It basically said that European countries were to no longer be allowed to colonize the North American Continent because it was getting crowded on the continent. It was to stop Europe from dragging the US into wars and fights over