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105 Cards in this Set
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JOHN ADAMS
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PRESIDENT DURING ALIEN & SEDITION ACTS
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XYZ AFFAIR
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FRENCH DEMAND FOR BRIBE FROM AMERICAN MINISTERS, CAUSED HUGE OUTCRY IN US AND QUASI-WAR
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QUASI WAR
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HALFWAY NAVAL WAR WITH FRANCE, 1798-1800, RESULTING FROM XYZ AFFAIR, LEADING TO ALIEN AND SEDITION ACTS
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS
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1799 PROTESTS BY MADISON AND JEFFERSON AGAINST ALIEN & SEDITION ACTS, SAYING THOSE STATES WOULD DEFY THOSE ACTS
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ALIEN AND SEDITION ACTS
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CONTROVERSIAL FEDERALIST LEGISLATION OF 1798 THAT LIMITED IMMIGRATION AND OPPOSITION PRESS
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NULLIFICATION
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POLITICAL DOCTRINE IN WHICH A STATE REFUSES TO OBEY FEDERAL LAW BECAUSE IT VIOLATES CONSTITUTION
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IMPRESSMENT
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SEIZURE OF AMERICAN SAILORS WHO ARE THEN FORCED INTO BRITISH NAVY
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SEDITION
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ANY ACTION THAT INCITES REBELLION AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
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MARKET ECONOMY
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ECONOMY IN WHICH ITEMS ARE PRODUCED FOR SALE ON THE OPEN MARKET RATHER THAN CONSUMED BY THE PRODUCER
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JUDITH SARGENT MURRAY
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EARLY AMERICAN ADVOCATE FOR WOMEN'S RIGHTS
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HANDSOME LAKE
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SENECA RELIGIOUS LEADER WHO LED ORGANIZED MOVEMENT AGAINST ALCOHOLISM AMONG THE IROQUOIS
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SENECAS
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IROQUOIS TRIBE OF UPPER NEW YORK STATE
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FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
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1793 STATUTE DEALING WITH ESCAPED SLAVES, WHICH DENIED BASIC DUE PROCESS RIGHTS
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SAINT DOMINGUE SLAVE REVOLT
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SLAVE REVOLUTION THAT SCARED THE BEJESUS OUT OF SOUTHERN WHITES AND UNDERMINED TREND TOWARD ABOLITION
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GABRIEL'S REBELLION
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1800 VIRGINIA SLAVE REVOLT THAT CONFIRMED FEARS THAT HAITI'S REVOLT WOULD HAPPEN IN AMERICA
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ELI WHITNEY
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INVENTOR OF COTTON GIN
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1798
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DATE OF XYZ AFFAIR
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1799
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DATE OF VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS
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WASHINGTON DC
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CAPITAL CREATED C.1800 IN DISTRICT NEITHER NORTHERN NOR SOUTHERN
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THOMAS JEFFERSON
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US PRESIDENT WHOSE REVOLUTION OF 1800 BEGAN PERIOD OF REPUBLICAN REFORM, LOUISIANA PURCHASE
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JOHN MARSHALL
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SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE WHOSE DECISIONS STRENGTHENED THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
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JOHN ADAMS
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FEDERALIST PRESIDENT WHO APPOINTED THE MIDNIGHT JUDGES
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REVOLUTION OF 1800
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NAME GIVEN TO SIGNIFICANT POLICY AND PARTY CHANGE RESULTING FROM JEFFERSON'S ELECTION
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PEACE OF AMIENS
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BRITISH-FRENCH TRUCE THAT TEMPORARILY ENDED ATTACKS ON AMERICAN NEUTRALITY AT SEA
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TRIPOLITAN WAR
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1801 NAVAL WAR AGAINST MEDITERRANEAN PIRATES OUT OF THE BARBARY COAST
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JUDICIARY ACT OF 1801
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FEDERALIST LEGISLATION CREATING NEW JUDGESHIPS AFTER THEIR 1800 DEFEAT, TO PERPETUATE FEDERALIST POWER IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH
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MIDNIGHT JUDGES
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LAST-MINUTE JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS BY FEDERALISTS
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MARBURY V MADISON
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SUPREME COURT PRECEDENT ESTABLISHING ITS POWER OF JUDICIAL REVIEW
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EMPIRE OF LIBERTY
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JEFFERON'S IDEA THAT A NATION OF INDEPENDENT FARMERS WOULD ENSURE A REPUBLICAN NATION
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NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
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FRENCH DICTATOR WHO SOLD THE LOUISIANA TERRITORY TO JEFFERSON IN THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE
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SANTO DOMINGO
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CARIBBEAN ISLAND WHOSE SLAVE REVOLT SOURED NAPOLEON ON EMPIRE, LEADING HIM TO SELL LOUISIANA
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LOUISIANA PURCHASE
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1803 PURCHASE OF LOUISIANA TERRITORY THAT DOUBLED THE SIZE OF THE US
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LEWIS AND CLARK
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EXPLORERS SENT BY JEFFERSON TO INVESTIGATE THE EXTENT AND RESOURCES OF THE NEWLY PURCHASED LOUISIANA TERRITORY
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1803 (1)
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DATE OF MARBURY V. MADISON
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1803 (2)
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DATE OF LOUISIANA PURCHASE
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1801
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DATE OF TRIPOLITAN WAR
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AARON BURR
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REPUBLICAN VICE-PRESIDENT WHO SHOT ALEXANDER HAMILTON IN A DUEL, AND WHO ASPIRED TO RULE A SOUTHWESTERN AMERICAN EMPIRE
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QUIDS
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DEMOCRAT-REPUBLICANS WHO CRITICIZED JEFFERSON'S BETRAYAL OF ORIGINAL REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES
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JOHN RANDOLPH
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LEADER OF THE QUIDS
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YAZOO LAND SCANDAL
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CORRUPT GEORGIA LAND PURCHASE,PARTIALLY ACCEPTED BY JEFFERSON,THAT WAS SHARPLY CRITICIZED BY QUIDS
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ORDERS IN COUNCIL
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BRITISH BLOCKADE OF EUROPEAN PORTS THAT RESULTED IN VIOLATIONS OF AM. NEUTRALITY
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IMPRESSMENT
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BRITISH POLICY OF FORCING AMERICAN SAILORS INTO THE BRITISH NAVY
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CHESAPEAKE AFFAIR
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BRITISH ATTACK ON NEUTRAL AM. SHIP THAT PROVOKED THE EMBARGO OF 1807
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EMBARGO ACT OF 1807
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AMERICAN PROHIBITION ON VESSELS LEAVING AMERICAN PORTS FOR FOREIGN PORTS
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PEACEABLE COERCION
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JEFFERSON'S TERM FOR THE 1807 EMBARGO, WHICH HOPED TO COERCE THE BRITISH FROM VIOLATING AM. NEUTRALITY
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JAMES MADISON
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PRESIDENT DURING WAR OF 1812
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WAR HAWKS
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CONGRESSMEN ELECTED IN 1810 WHO PROMOTED A WAR WITH BRITAIN
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HENRY CLAY
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1812 WAR HAWK AND AUTHOR OF THE AMERICAN SYSTEM
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JOHN CALHOUN
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1812 WAR HAWK
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TECUMSEH
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SHAWNEE INDIAN LEADER WHO UNITED INDIAN TRIBES AGAINST AMERICAN SETTLERS, AND WHO LOST AT TIPPECANOE
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TREATY OF FORT WAYNE
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AMERICAN TREATY CEDING INDIAN LAND TO AMERICANS IN INDIANA TERRITORY, THAT INFURIATED TECUMSEH
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WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
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INDIANA GOVERNOR AND GENERAL WHO WON THE BATTLE OF TIPPECANOE
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WAR OF 1812
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1812-4 WAR AGAINST BRITISH OVER VIOLATIONS OF MARITIME NEUTRALITY & INDIAN ATTACKS IN NW
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USS CONSTITUTION
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AMERICAN FRIGATE DURING WAR OF 1812
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TREATY OF GHENT
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TREATY THAT ENDED WAR OF 1812
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STATUS QUO ANTE BELLUM
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TERM MEANING THAT NO LAND CHANGED HANDS AS A RESULT OF THE WAR OF 1812
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BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS
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1815 DEFEAT OF BRITISH AND INDIAN ALLIES BY ANDREW JACKSON
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HARTFORD CONVENTION
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1814 FEDERALIST MEETING THAT LED TO THE LAST DECLINE OF THAT PARTY
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ANDREW JACKSON
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AM. GENERAL WHO DEFEATED BRITISH AND INDIANS AT BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS
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1811
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DATE OF BATTLE OF TIPPECANOE
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1812-14
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DATE OF WAR OF 1812
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1814 (1)
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DATE OF TREATY OF GHENT
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1815
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DATE OF BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS
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1814 (2)
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DATE OF HARTFORD CONVENTION
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1815-1824
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DATE OF ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS
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1819
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DATE OF ADAMS-ONIS
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1820
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DATE OF MISSOURI COMPROMISE
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1823
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DATE OF MONROE DOCTRINE
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1816
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DATE OF CLAY'S AMERICAN SYSTEM, WITHOUT INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS
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ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS
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PERIOD OF ONE-PARTY ELECTIONS AND AWAKENING NATIONALISM FOLLOWING THE WAR OF 1812
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NATIONALISM
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PRIDE IN AND SENS OF BELONGING TO A NATION
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MARSHALL COURT
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SUPREME COURT WHOSE FEDERALIST DECISIONS CONTINUED LONG AFTER THE POLITICAL DEMISE OF THE FEDERALIST PARTY
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JAMES MONROE
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PRESIDENT DURING ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS
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DEMOCRAT-REPUBLICANS
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JEFFERSONIAN PARTY THAT DOMINATED POLITICS 1801-1824
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AMERICAN SYSTEM
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CLAY'S PROGRAM OF ECONOMIC NATIONALISM THAT ONCLUDED 2ND NATIONAL BANK, A TERIFF, AND INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS
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TARIFF
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TAX ON IMPORTS FOR PURPOSE OF PROTECTING DOMESTIC INDUSTRY
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TARIFF OF 1816
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1ST EVER AM. TARIFF, PART OF AMERICAN SYSTEM
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INTERNAL IMPROVMENTS
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ROAD, BRIDGE, AND CANAL BUILDING PROGRAM THAT WAS PART OF CLAY'S AMERICAN SYSTEM
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SECOND BANK OF THE UNITED STATES
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NATIONAL BANK THAT WAS PART OF CLAY'S AMERICAN SYSTEM
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MCCULLOCH V. MARYLAND
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MARSHALL COURT DECISION THAT SAID STATE CAN'T TAX FEDERAL AGENCY, PART OF 'JUDICIAL NATIONALISM' THAT CEMENTED POWER OF FED. GOVERNMENT OVER STATES
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WOODWARD V DARTMOUTH
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MARSHALL COURT DECISION THAT BUSINESS OR COLLEGE CHARTER COULD ONLY BE REGULATED BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, PART OF 'JUDICIAL NATIONALISM' THAT CEMENTED POWER OF FED. GOVERNMENT OVER STATES
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ADAMS-ONIS TREATY
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1819 TREATY WITH SPAIN THAT CEDED FLORIDA TO US AND ESTABLISHED SOUTHERN BORDER OF US, AKA TRANSCONINENTAL TREATY
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TRANSCONTINENTAL TREATY
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1819 TREATY WITH SPAIN THAT CEDED FLORIDA TO US AND ESTABLISHED SOUTHERN BORDER OF US, AKA ADAMS-ONIS
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MISSOUR COMPROMISE
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NORTH/SOUTH COMPROMISE THAT PERMITTED ENTRY OF SLAVE STATE (MO) IN EXCHANGE FOR FREE STATE (ME) AND THAT ESTABLISHED LINE BELOW WHICH SLAVERY ALLOWED, ABOVE WHICH SLAVERY PROHIBITED
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36 30 LINE
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LATITUDE LINE ESTABLISHED BY MISSOURI COMPROMISE, BELOW WHICH FEDERAL GOVERNMENT COULD NOT PROHIBIT SLAVERY, ABOVE WHICH IT DID ABOLISH SLAVERY
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HOLY ALLIANCE
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POST-1815 CONSERVATIVE GROUP OF EUROPEAN RULERS WHO PUBLICLY PROCLAIMED INTENTION TO STAMP OUT REVOLUTION WHEREVER IT APPEARED
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MONROE DOCTRINE
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1823 FOREIGN POLICY THAT SAID THAT AMERICAN CONTINENTS WERE NO LONGER SUBJECT TO EUROPEAN COLONIZATION, AND THAT US WOULD STAY OUT OF EUROPEAN AFFAIRS
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WEST
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AREA BETWEEN APPALACHIANS AND MISSISSIPPI
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FAR WEST
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AREA WEST OF ROCKIES
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CIVILIZED TRIBES
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SOUTHERN INDIAN TRIBES WHO WERE CHRISTIAN FARMERS
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CHEROKEES
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MOST CIVILIZED INDIAN TRIBE, CHRISTIAN FARMERS WHO WERE LITERATE
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INDIAN REMOVAL ACT
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1830 JACKSONIAN LEGISLATION THAT FORCED SOUTHERN INDIANS OFF THEIR LAND TO WESTERN LANDS RESERVED FOR THEM
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TRAIL OF TEARS
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1838 FORCIBLE REMOVAL OF CHEROKEES
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SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURE
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FARMING THAT PRODUCES ONLY ENOUGH FOR CONSUMPTION
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MARKET ECONOMY
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WHEN CROPS ('CASH CROPS') ARE PRODUCED FOR TRADE RATHER THAN SUBSISTENCE
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SPECULATOR
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SOMEONE WHO BUYS LAND TO SELL RATHER THAN FARM IT
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PANIC OF 1819
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DEPRESSION CAUSED BY LAND BOOM COLLAPSE
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TRANSPORTATION REVOLUTION
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POST-1820 IMPROVEMENTS IN TRANSPORTATION THAT INCLUDED STEAMBOATS, CANALS, AND RAILROADS
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GIBBONS V. OGDEN
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SC PRECEDENT THAT EXTENDED CONGRESS' POWER TO REGULATE INTERSTAT COMMERCE TO NAVIGATION
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WORCESTER V. GEORGIA
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SC PRECEDENT THAT CHEROKEES WERE ENTITLED TO FEDERAL PROTECTION, THUS DELAYED INDIAN REMOVAL ACT
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ERIE CANAL
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CANAL LINKING GREAT LAKES WITH HUDSON RIVER, BUILT IN 1825
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LOWELL SYSTEM
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EARLY 19TH CENTURY NEW ENGLAND TEXTILE FACTORIES EMPLOYING YOUNG WOMEN
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1830
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DATE OF INDIAN REMOVAL ACT
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1838
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DATE OF TRAIL OF TEARS
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1820'S-1830'S
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DATE OF TRANSPORTATION REVOLUTION
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