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Whisky Rebellion
* 1794
* federal exise tax by Hamilton on whisky and distilleries
* farmers attacked tax collectors
* crisis for Washington and young government
* PA militia nationalized and Hamilton marched in and put down rebellion
* Significance: Wash and Hamilton officially declarisng support of whisky tax, Wash applauded for strength of federal gov and enforcement of laws, Ham wanted to flex muscles
Battle of Fallen Timbers
* 1794
* Anthony Wayne versus Little Turtle
* 3000 American versus 1500 Indians
* concluded by Treaty of Greenville
Treaty of Greenvile
* concluded Battle of Fallen Timbers
* opened up Ohio River Valley
Public Land Act of 1796
land sold at resonable prices
slowly new states added to Union: VT (1791) KT (1792) TN (1796)
proclomation of neutrality
* 1793
* precedent for US foreign policy for the century
* US wouldnt take sides in Europe in French Revolution
* Jefferson resigns because of this
* strenthens federalist/anti-federalist rivalry
Jays Treaty
* 1794
* John Jay prez of Supreme court
* sent to GB for impressment and indian raids encouraged
Pinkney's Treaty
* 1795
* border between US and Florida
* opens up port of New Orleans for US Use
Sedition Acts
public could not speak/write against gov officials
Alien Act
1798
restricted immigration
from 5 to 14 years to become citizen
exiled if went against above
Nullification crisis
* Jefferson and Madison decide to test constitutionality of Alien and Sedition Acts
* 1798/9
* nullification- state could ignore federal laws that run contrary to state's interests
* Jefferson- Kentucky Resolutions
* Madison- Virginia resolutions
XYZ Affair
* Adam takes reps to France for their impressment
* 1797
* under Talleyrand demand bribes
* "millions for defense not one cent for tribute"
* American ties to France are broken
Burr
* runs as Democratic Republican in 1801
* tries to convince NY to leave the US in 1804
* shoots Hamilton and kills him in a duel
* 1806 attempts to get Louissiana to cecede- but his plot is discovered
Judiciary Act of 1800
* created 16 new deferal judgeships
* Adams left Federalist stamp
* came to be known as midnight appointees
Marbury Vs. Madison
* 1801
* Jefferson orders secretary of state James Madison to not deliver letters of appointment to Marbury
* Marbury sues Madison for not delivering letter of official job
* brought to supreme court
* John Marshal dismisses case and rules in favor of Madison, as Jefferson would ignore him anyway, but asserts its the federal court gets to decide matters like this
expeditions of Merywether Lewis and William Clark
1803-6
* Oregon and back again
* helped by Sacajowia
* establish trade for 1000's of settlers and Oregon Trail
Barbary Pirates
* stationed in Med Sea
* demanding tributes from American merchants to travel and trade in Med
* paid
* LIbyan pirate leader enters Tripoli and cuts down American fald and seized hostages
Tripolitan War
1801-5
*Barbary Pirate leader entered Tripoli (US embacy in the Med)
* Jeff established makeshift nacy and defeats pirates in this first marine international issue
* in treaty we pay 50,000 for release of hostages and peace
Chesapeake Incident
1807
* Brit officer claims there are deserters from the Brit navy on the USS Chesapeake
* US refuses to let them board so Brits shoot cannons then get on and seize some sailors
* cause for war
* Jeff says US not ready for war so pushes embargo of 1807
What was the order of embargoes before the War of 1812?
Embargo of 1807
Non Intercourse Act(1809)
Macon's Bill #2
What is Jeffersonian Democracy/Era's time period?
1801-1817
Treaty of Ghent
1814
ended war of 1812
* British invasion of New Orleans already undergone which Jackson won
* tired of fighting
* searights issue not acknowledged
* Canada left in British Hands
* rise of nationalism
Hartford Convention
1814
* Connecticut
* NE
* secessionalists/federalists
* expected British to seize New Orleans
* asked for financial aid for New England cuz they were ship builders- blockade hurt the economy
* victory at New Orleans quelled the movement
* begining of the end of the federalist party
Eerie Canal
* state funded
* NY gov Dewitt Clinton’s “big ditch”
* through break of Adirondacks
* constructed 1817-1825
American System
Henry Clay
-protective tariff (1816)
-powerful national bank: legislation about to expire
-nationally funded internal improvements (fails)
tariff of 1816
* financial patriotism after War of 1812
* Americans bought with their spirit- US made goods
* during war of 1812 factories with in America grew
* not getting goods from Britain then
* entrepreneurs feared GB would sell their goods at lower prices so they passed the tariff of 1816
* protective
* helped merchants
* S and W supported it because it was for the good of the whole country
Fletcher V Peck
Marshall Court
1810
* Georgia could not pass a law invalidating a private contract
Dartmouth College v Woodward
1819
Marshall Court
* New Hampshire trying to change Dartmouth from private to Public
* unconstitutional
Macallon v Maryland
1819
Marshal Court
* Maryland tried to tax local branch of BUS
“ the power to tax is the power to destroy”
resentment from Panic of 1819
Gibbons v Odges
1821
Marshall court
* trade across stae lines
* NYC steamboat
Russ-Bogot Agreement
1817
* Calls for limiting arming on Great Lakes of US and GB
* later extended to border undefended
Treaty of 1818
US and GB
* shared fishing rights off coast of New Foundland
* settled N border of Louisianna territory
* firm US/Canada border established at 49 N latitude
* joint occupation of Oregon territory for 10 years
Jackson's Florida War
1817-1819
* launching point for raids from seminal Indians/ pirate/runaways
* Spanish don’t have much control
* many independence movements
- above all excusese for Jackson to invade: comissioned by Monroe
* goes beyond when burning/hanging
* Congress fears he is starting war with Britian (Spain's ally)
Adam's-Onis Treaty
1819
* part of Florida inquision
* US buys FL for 5 M
* firm borders
* Spain gives up land claims in Oregon territory
Monroe Doctrine
* Brits urged US to join them in a declaration stating no EURO nations couls increase presence in LA
* JQA urges Monroe to declare it to Congress
* Euro angered Brits would back US
issues of 1824?
Bus
Tariff
Sectionalism
Corrupt Bargain
-controversial
-1824
-JQA versus Jackson
-all candidates democratic republicans
-Henry Clay/Jackson/Adams/Crawford
-House of reps had to decide
*Crawford heart attack
* Clay and Adams ally- so he could be secretary of state
Henry Clay
-Jacksonian era
-speaker of house of republicans
- W hero
-American system
problems under JQA
1824
sectionalism
ruined era of good feelings
election ruined nationalism
tariffs/panic
spoils system
Jackson
- beurocrats replaced with his own men
- many of his cabinet not able to job effectively so used kitchen cabinet
Tariff Nulification crisis
- tariff rates of 1820's high from 1816
- Brits buying less and South paying more
- Webster Hayne Debate
- dinner party 1832
- force bill then quenched by Clay
- 1828 "tariff of abominations"
- Calhoun wrote South Carolina Exposition for nullification of tariff
- 1832 tension higher
- Peggy Eaton Affair (Jackson fires Cabinet)
Webster-Hayne Debate
1832
-Daniel Webster introducing bill into the senate calling for limiting of W land sales (NE saw expansion a threat)
- Hayne of SC opposed bill questions loyalty of N, Harftord Convention, switches issue to the tariff)
- Webster defends N supremacy of federal gov (copied into speeches)
Dinner party
Jackson
1832
Calhoun quits ("liberty most)
Ordinance of Nullification then written leading to force bill
Divorce Bill
1839
VAn BUren ignored
seperates federal money from investment/private
- congress repeals in 1840
Adams-Onis Treaty
1818
from Spain giving up claims in Oregon Territory
Battle of San Jacinto
1836
-Houston's smaller army defeated Santa Anna during Siesta
-abducted Santa Anna and got him to say all land N of Rio Grande ind as Texas
- Lone Star Republic created
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
1847
ended Mexican War
-Rio Grande Texan Border
-US gained Mexican cecession
(CA;NM;AZ;UT;NV) for 15M
-controversial in senate leading to Wilmont Proviso
Wilmont Proviso
1836
all lands gained in cecession after Mexican War would have no slavery
pushed through house but not senate-expansionist Democrats wanted all of Mexico
Ostend Manifesto
1842
-South sought land for plantations in Latin America and more slave states
-Polk offerred Spain 100 M for Cuba but was rejected
-small civilian journeys failed to overthrow Cuba
-1842 Pierce sent reps to Belgium
-press leaked it and North outraged so went away
Gadsen Purchase
18553
-Pierce puts through arrangement to buy land in present day S New Mexico so railroad could be built
-paid 10 M dollars
- so didnt have to go through rockies
MIssouri Compromise of 1820
-Missouri first state in LA purchase to ask for admission
-solution to make MS a slave state
-Maine created out of Mass to make another Free state
-no more slavery allowed before Southern border
-30 year makeshift solution
Compromise of 1850
-gaining of Mexican cession questioned extension of slavery and balance
-gold rush of 1849 caused population skyrocket
-CA wanted statehood in 1850 but South believed it was below border so should not be let in as free(clever)if was admitted though S spoke of cession
- Henry Clay/Steven Douglas: *CA Free *NM and UT pop sov *fugitive slave law stricter * no more slave trade in DC * part of TX to fed gov
Figitive Slave Act of 1850
-South to claim runaway slaves in N without trial by jury
-bounty hunters+citizens demanded of cooperation+paid less if found free=legalized kidnapping
-liberty laws
Impending Crisis of the South
Hinton Rowan Helper
1850's
Nat Turner
-1831 failed slave revolt in VA (slave who thought the moon told him)
-killed 55 whites in uprising then 100's of blacks were killed in reaction (made examples of them scared of 9:1 ratio)
Kansas Nebraska Act/Bleeding Kansas
settlers in KS and NB
-1854 Douglas pushed Act championing popular sovereinty
-pierce recognized missouri's gov in KS to recognize pro-slavery
John Brown
-white abolitionist
-raid into KS where him and sons killed five slave owners then escalated to 200 (bloody kansas)(mini-civil war)
-1859 raid against federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry in VA
-slave revolt ended by Robert E. Lee there
John brown became a maurder when hung
Dred Scott vs. Stanford Case
1857
-Scott taken by master North and sued for peace
-Fergusen appealed to supreme court and Chief Justice Roger Tanery ruled
-decided that slavves property w/out rights; taken anywhere; no black ever citizen; fed gov no right to regulate slavery in MS
-nullified compromises!
Free Port Doctrine
Douglas
pop sov
brought up in lincoln douglas debate
Army of the Potomac
General McDowell
marches towards Richmond, VA in begining of war
intercepted by confederates at Manassas Junction (Bull Run)
1st battle of bull run
-McDowell's plan too complex and intercepted by RR and Thomas "stonewall" Jackson's valiant Virginians
- leads to McClellan being head of Union
Antietam Campaign
-Lee plans to invade N to threaten N into quitting and get Euro to join
-Lees plans found by scouts
-mclellans plans to ambush
converge at Antietam creek
Lee slinks away but Mcclellan fails to pursue
Emancipation proclomation
Sep 1862
Battle of Chancellorsville
Hooker replaced Burnsides
feint towards Frederickburd
Jackson killed
union retreats
Election of 1864
McClellan runs as Democrat on the "peace platform"
Republicans run as "union party"
lincoln wins electoral
* war to continue due to Sherman's capture of Atlanta
Proclomation of Pardon and Reconstruction
10% plan
Lincoln
-1865
-Southerners would swear loyalty
- reached 10% then state readmitted
-Radical republicans rejected it
*TN;AR;LA all reached 10% but radicals ignored them
Wade-Davis Bill
1865
Radical reconstruction's initial plan
-majority of those that voted in 1860 had to swear loyalty
-"ironclad"-deny they ever were disloyal
- impossible due to death toll though
-Lincoln pocket vetoed it
13th amendment
slavery abolished
13th amendment
abolish slavery
14th amendment
1866
black citizenship and equal protection under the law
Military Reconstruction Act
1866
-divides South into 5 districts (except tenesse who ratified 14th amendment)
-VA(1);NC/SC(2);deep south(3);MS/AR(4);TX(5)
-union general in charge of each district to monitor treatment of blacks and have complete judicial case deciding power(marshall law)
-1860 "ironclad"
-constitution with 14th amendment and black male suffrage
-Samuel Chase helped out
Army Act
1866
limited president's control over army so he would not interfere with military recosntruction
Tenure of Office Act
1867
-forbade president from firing cabinet member
-Johnson tried to fire Edwin Stanton (extreme repub from Lincoln sec of War)
-attempt of impeachment after this
Scalawag
S republicans
"traitors"
carpet bagger
N went S
investment/buisness men
mercenaries/teachers
15th amendment
universal male suffrage
union league
republican organization to ensure black rights
Force Acts of 1870/1
-US military involved to stop raids against S blacks
-underground harassment still continues though
Freedman's Bureau
congress made it in 1865
-food/shelter/aid
-3000 schools
-hundreds of thousands to read
Election of 1868
Repub Grant
-war pop= victory
-new black vote for him
Fisk Gould
scandal under Grant
-Grant's b-i-l to stop treasury release of gold and sold it at profits
-treasury released it and market flooded leading to a black friday
Credit Moblier
Transcontinental rr around MS
Union Pacific hired by gov
-padded the bill
-hired themselves Credit moblier
-hush money to congressmen
-Grant's vp covered it up
Whisky Ring
tax collecters defrauded
kickbacks from liquor industry
Election of 1872
-grants scandals but ran anyway
-Dem run Horace Greely (newspaper)
-grant wins
end of reconstruction
1876 deal
-Tilden wins pop vote
-votes in SC;LA;Fl disputed
he only needed on electoral vote to win
-corrupt said Hays won in all three
-voter fraud
-black freedoms rolled back in S and North would turn blind eye if Hays president
Transcontinental railroad
-completed 1869
-Union Pacific met Central Pacific in Prometary Point Utath
modern technology during guilded age
light bulb
linotype-newspaper press
typewriter
Horatio Alger
rags to riches novels in guilded age
KOL
1869
Terrance Powderly
-fought for 8 hour workday
-health and safety reg
-limits on child labour
-SKILLED AND UNSKILLED
-NEGOTIATIONS
-HAY MAKRKET RIOT
AFL
American Federation of Labour
Euriya Stephens
-SKILLED
-different craft unions
-local needs
- 8 hour work day/6day week/higher wage/conditions/compensation
-COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND STRIKES
Hay Market Riot
Chicago 1886
downfall of the KOL
3 days peaceful then asked to dispense
-bomb thrown by anarchists and killed 7 cops/4 protestors
Homestead Strike
Homestead, Pa 1892
-iron/steel/tin workers protesting wage at CARNEGY STEEL PLANT
-PINKERTON GUARDS
-prez Ben Harrison called in national guard to break strike
- unions in steel industry powerless until 1930
-tarnished rep of Harisson and Carnegie
Pullman Strike
Illinois 1894
wage cut protest
-held up r.r. in Chicago for 2 months
-court order strike end
-Grover Cleveland called in fed soldiers to end with little violence
open shop
do not have to belong to a union to work there
closed shop
-have to belong to a union to work there
-forced to give into injunctions
Sherman Anti-trust act
1890
aimed at ending corporation monopolies= conspiracy in the restraint of free trade
-used against unions
Vertecal Integration
own mines/r.r/factory
all means of production
Carnegy
Bessemer Process
cold air to hot steel
carbonize it
more maliable/hard than steel
Trust
stockholders of various companies pool their rescorces to manage competeing corporations
Alfred Thayer Mahan
-wrote The Influence of Sea Power on History
-GB
-canal through SA/Guam outposts/mod navy
yellow journalism
Heast and Pullitzer
Spanish American War (1898)
Jose Martin
leads revolt in Cuba against Spanish
put down by butcher weiler
revolt gets US involved
Delome Letter
1898 Spanish American War
-Delome is Spanish ambassador
-in dispatch to Spain he ridicules McKinley
-stolen and printed in newspaper
-war cry
USS Maine
-1898 rebellion in Cuba so USS MAINE sent to Havannah harbor
-ship sank
mistake? but Spain blamed
"Remember the Maine"
cause for war in McKinley's eyes
The Teller Amendment
After USS Maine in 1898
-war declared then this amendment:
-if we do overthrow Spanish in Cuba, we will not take over Cuba (altruistic purposes)
Emilio Aguinaldo
-leader of Phillipino Freedom Fighters (rebels)
-aided US in Spanish American War to capture city of Manilla
-led revolt against US in 1899-1902
-brutal guerrilla tactics and US brutally interrogates
-put down 1902
-first president of Phillipines
Treaty of Paris (1898)
ends Spanish American War
-US gains Puerto Rico/guam
-phillipines (reluctant but dont want Japan/Euro to have it)
- anti imperialists feel US going to far
Platt Amendment
-amendment to the Teller Amendment (1900)
-US intervention in Cuba
-Cuba becomes American protectorate
-US annexes Guantano Bay (used in cold war)
Open Door Policy
1900
-formulated under sec of state for McKinley and Teddy Rose=John Hay
-calls for nations to give up spheres and tariffs/ apply even rr rates
-Everyone but British reject us
Boxer Rebellion
1900
-Tzu Hsi calls for expuslsion of foreigners so boxers listen
-lay seige to embasy in Peking
-international rescue force relieve embasy and destroy boxers
-Chinese then agree to presence of foreign troops/navy stationed
-US gets 18M tribute for lives lost
JOhn Hay's second round of notes
-initially ignored but due to rivalries kept in check
Hays wants to trade so no colonies better for US
-stops Euro from colonizing China fortright
Corollary to Monroe Doctrine
1903
-reaction to Euro nations consideration to invate LA countries to collect outstanding debts from them
-in corollary we would pay debt then recollect
Treaty of Portsmouth
1905
-TR mediated treaty between Russia and Japan ending Russo-Jap war
-won nobel peace prize
Hay-Pauncefote Treaty
1901
-John Hay and Lord P of GB
-US has sole rights to build canal in LA (Brits get to use it on US dime)
Clayton Bueler Treaty
1901
-US and GB agreed no other country would build a canal
-would stop all others
Phillipe Buena-Varilla
1901
-actively lobeyed for Panamanian route in his country for canal
-French engineer
-led Panamanians to revolt
-treaty with Hay in 1903
Hay-Buena Varilla Treaty
1903
-US rep and Varilla build canal 1904-1914
Gentleman’s Agreement
1908
-series of CA state laws segregate against Asians
-TR brokers deal with Jap in which Cali laws repealed bu Japs limited from America
banana republics
-result of Taft's dollar diplomacy
-sometimes dictatorships arose because of our profits ahead of democracy
-they hate yankee imperialism
Lodge Corollary
1911
-Japanese want to buy Baja peninsula
-US doesnt want foreigners on our continent!
-Henry Cabot Lodge gets bill through congress that says non Euro powers excluded from owning property in the W
-Mex and Japs back away from Baja
Jones Act
1916
-full teritorial right to Phillipines
-bill of rights/male suffrage
-ind when stable gov
Victoriano Huerta
-assasinated democratically eleccted president of Mexico in 1913
-Wilson refused to recognize his legitimacy
-wilson supports Rebels fightin against Huerta
-falls from power 1914
Tampico Incident
(1914)
-several sailors arrested when they go ashore in Mexico
-US naval offices in charge of ship demand that they are released and Huerta apologizes
-Huerta refuses to apologize
-Wilson orders troops to occupy Vera Cruz
-ABC powers intervene and conflict avoided
Poncho Villa
-challenges gov put in place by US after Huerta falls
-led raids into US to cause trouble with US/MEx relations
-murder US citizen in Tex
-chased by JOhn Jay Pershing for months but never caught
John Jay Pershing
"black jack"
hired by Wilson to chase PonchoVilla in 1916
Boss Tweed
-Tameny Hall NYC
-control of new immigrants
-Corruption dealt with by Thomas Nast (Harper's Weekly)
graft
padding the bill
New Immigrants
S/E Europe
17th amendment
1913
senator's directly voted in
Robert Lafollete
"fighting bob"
-Republican progressvie governer of WC
- ended corruption of lumber and rr industries
-regulated public utitlties
Coaline Strike
-workers felt underpaid for long hours and dangerous work
-demanded 20% pay increase and 9 hour workday
-George Baer rep for mine owners
-private strike breakers called in because schools/hospitals affected without coal
-TR stepped in and threatened to seize mine and make it public utility
- led to 10% increase and 9 hour workday
-union not recognized though
Department of Commerce and Labour
-Created by TR in 1903
-deal with conflicts
- Bureau of Corporations w/in this department
Bureaud of Corporations
-created with in Department of Commerce and Labour
-fed regulated buiss in interstate commerce
-trust busting
Elkins Act
1903/roosevelt
to deal with rr monopolies
removed rebates in rr
Hepburn Act
1906
-power to ICC to stop RR trusts
Northern Security Company
-RR holding company by JP Morgan and James HIll
-took Roosevelt's attempt to break them to the supreme court and lost
Meat Inspection Act
1906
-fed gov could inspect meat shipped over state lines
Aldrich-Vreeland Act
1908 (TR)
allowed for more currency to be released
Payne-Aldrich Bill/Tariff
1909 (Taft)
-reduced tariff rates overall but increased it on many key items
-upsets progressives in Republican party
Richard Ballinger
-Taft's secretary of the interior
-opened large areas of Western states to corporate development (mines/factories)
Gifford Pinchot
-founder of modern environmental movement
-chief of agricultural department and division of forestry under Taft
-openly criticized Ballinger's policy and Taft fired him for insubordination, angering progressive party
16th amendment
graduated income tax
underwood tariff
1913 Wilson
-reduced tariff levels
-needed new revenue so made 16th amendment in 1913
Federal Reserve Act
1913 (Wilson)
-set up federal reserve board to oversee 12 regional reserved banks to issue money to commercial banks as needed
-allowed for elasticity
-begining of modern banking system
Federal Trade Commission Act
1914 (Wilson)
appointed committe to strictly regulare interstate industry to go after unlawful competition/false advertising/mislabeling/bribing
Clayton Anti-Trust Act
1914 (wilson)
-expanded power of Sherman anti-trust act of 1890 but actually goes after trust now not laborers
-price descrimination/interlocking directorates (cahoots) illegal
-excludes unions/agricultural alliances
-strikes and peaceful picketing legal
The Wabash Case
state cant regulate rr
fed should
Muller v Oregon
1908
womens weak
Lockner v NY
10 hour work day for bakers unconstitutional