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65 Cards in this Set
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"The American continents... are henceforth not to be considered as subjects for future colonization by any European powers."
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James Monroe 1823
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Large US ship with thicker sides, heavier firepower, and larger crews. Oldest actively commissioned ship in navy.
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Constitution "Old ironsides"
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US fort captured by British along Great Lakes
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Michilimackinac
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Name the three areas of attack at the beginning of the war.
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Detroit, Niagara, and Lake Champlain
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Commander who controlled great lakes area.
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Perry
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"We have met the enemy and they are ours"
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Perry
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Saved New York from British invasion.
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Macdonough
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While Washington fell what city held strong?
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Baltimore
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Name of person/story of song.
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Francis Scott Key wrote song "Star-Spangled Banner" while detained on British ship
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Defended New Orleans
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Andrew Jackson
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War of 1812.
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Madison's War
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2,000 in half of hour
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Battle of New Orleans
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Battle of New Orleans did what.
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stuck the country like a clap of thunder
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Pushed for peace beginning in 1812
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Alexander I of Russia
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Treaty that ended war. signed when.
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Treaty of Ghent, Christmas eve 1814
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War ended in
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"not one inch of Territory ceded or lost"
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The rallying cry was
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On to Canada
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Federalists who wanted succession
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blue light federalist
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Brought together at.
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Hartford Convention
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Two results
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financial assitance for lost trade, amendments requiring two thirds vote for embargo, new states, and war. limit one term, eliminate 3/5 clause
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most presidents part of
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Virginia Dynasty
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first 7 Presidents.
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Washington, John Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, John Quincy, Jackson
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"father of Erie Canal"
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Dewitt Clinton
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Limited armament of lakes.
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Rush Bagot agreement
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Two first important writers
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Washington Irving and James Cooper
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First magazine.
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North American Review
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"Our country! In her intercourse with foreign nations may she always be in the right; but our country, right or wrong!"
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Stephen Decatur
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First tariff for protection
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Tariff of 1816
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Developed the american system.
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Henry Clay 1824
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One of main aspects.
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transportation
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New England
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"the enemy's country"
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Monroe announced the
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"era of good feelings"
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Speculative ___ western banks
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wildcat
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Panic of 1819 led to outlaw of
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imprisoning debters
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First steamboat in
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1811
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Road from Maryland to Illinois
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Cumberland Road
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Act that authorized purchase of west land
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land act of 1820
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Amendment that outlawed new slaves in Missouri
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Tallmadge
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Southern settlers called
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Butternuts
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"coon dog and dutcher knife tribe"
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north saw south as
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South embrace what two religions
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revivalist Baptist and Methodist denominations
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Connected Hudson river to great lakes
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erie canal
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Person who led Missouri Compromise?
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Henry clay
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Since Missouri was admited as slave state, what state balanced?
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Maine
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Compromise said to be
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dirty bargain
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"slavery will burst on us as a tornado"
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TJ
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How many votes did Monroe get?
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all but 1
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Denied states right to tax federal bank.
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McCulloch v Maryland
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"That the power to tax involves the power to destroy" "that a power to create implies a power to preserve"
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John Marshall, McCulloch v maryland
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Powers of federal government decided by supreme court. lottery tickets
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Cohens v Virginia
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Congress had sole control of commerce.
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Gibbons v Ogden or "steam boat case" 1824
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Constitution forbade impairing of contracts. Supreme court has right to invalidate state laws.
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Fletcher v Peck 1810
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Constitution protected contracts against state encroachments
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Darthmouth College v Woodward 1819
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"it is sir as I had said a small college. And yet there are those who love it.
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Daniel Webster "Godlike Daniel"
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"One country, one constitution, and one destiny"
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Daniel Webster
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Pact to share Newfoundland and Canadian cousins, joint occupation of Oregan
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Anglo American Convention 1818
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On what pretext did Jackson invade Florida
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Seminole Indians and slaves were using Florida as refuge
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"Old Hickory"
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Andrew Jackson
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Florida Purchase Treaty "Adams-Ois Treaty"
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ceded florida, gave spanish texas
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PM who approached Monroe.
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Canning
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"like a tiny American cockboat sailing in the wake of the Briths man of war"
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Adams
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Secretary of Monroe
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Quincy Adams
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Year of Monroe Doctrine
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1823
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Two feature
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noncolonization and nonintervention
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Restricted Russia
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Russo-American treaty of 1824
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