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TEST REVIEW. CHAPTERS 5-7. Henry Clay proposed the American System in order to?. Improve transportation. 2) Create a national currency. 3) Unite the nation. This Supreme Court case said the federal gov’t has authority over interstate commerce. GIBBONS V. OGDEN. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Henry Clay proposedthe American

System in order to?

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1) Improvetransportation

2) Create a nationalcurrency

3) Unite the nation

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This Supreme Courtcase said the federal gov’t

has authority overinterstate commerce.

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GIBBONS V. OGDEN

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This treaty gave Florida to the

U.S.

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The first foreign policy statement

of the U.S.A.

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MONROE DOCTRINE

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AAmachine that machine that

cleaned the seeds cleaned the seeds from cotton.from cotton.

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He inventedHe invented the the cotton gin.cotton gin.

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EliEliWhitneyWhitney

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When MissouriWhen Missouriapplied to the Unionapplied to the Unionas a as a slave stateslave state, it, it

created a created a controversy. Why?controversy. Why?

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Because there were Because there were an equal number an equal number

of slave and of slave and free states,free states,

so the Senate wasso the Senate wasbalanced.balanced.

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THE THREE THE THREE PROVISIONS OF PROVISIONS OF THE THE MISSOURI MISSOURI COMPROMISECOMPROMISE

ARE:ARE:

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1) Missouri was1) Missouri wasadmitted as a admitted as a ______ state.______ state.slaveslave2) Maine was 2) Maine was admitted as a admitted as a _____ state._____ state.freefree

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3) The 36’ 30’’ line3) The 36’ 30’’ linewas extended andwas extended and

further slavery further slavery would not bewould not be

allowed ______ it.allowed ______ it.aboveabove

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MissouriMissouri______________________Slavery allowedSlavery allowed

No slaveryNo slavery

Missouri Compromise LineMissouri Compromise Line

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WHO WAS ELECTED

PRESIDENT IN 1828?

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‘‘Old Hickory”Old Hickory”

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When a presidentrewards his

supporters by appointing them to office, this is called?

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Why did AndrewJackson form the

Democratic-Republican

Party?

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Because Henry Claygave his votes to John Quincy

Adams to becomePresident.

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How did AndrewJackson react to

the Supreme Courtdecision in

Worcester v Georgia?

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Jackson refused toenforce it.

“John Marshall has made hisdecision, now let him enforce it”

Andrew Jackson

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The reasons for theIndustrial Revolution

in the USA were:1)The closing down ofNew England’s ______

with Britain.trade

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2) A steady supply of___________ laborersimmigrant

3) Abundant naturalresources such as

______ and ______.coal oil

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The issue that Websterand Clay thought

would hurt Jacksonin the election of

1832 was?

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TheNational

Bank

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John C Calhounbelieved that every

state should have the right to?

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1) _________ federallaws.

Nullify

2) ________ from theUnion.

Secede

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He developed symbolsHe developed symbolsfor the Cherokeefor the Cherokee

language. (alphabet)language. (alphabet)

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Andrew Jackson didAndrew Jackson didnot believe thatnot believe that

Whites and NativeWhites and NativeAmericans could liveAmericans could livetogether. This led to?together. This led to?

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TRAIL OF TEARS

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The Panic of 1837damaged the

Presidency of?

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MartinVan

Buren

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John Tyler becamePresident after thedeath of President

William Henry__________.Harrison

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Harrisondies

Who takesover?

JohnTyler

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WHERE WAS JOHNWHERE WAS JOHNTYLER FROM?TYLER FROM?

VirginiaVirginia

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What law of Congressallowed PresidentJackson to send

Federal troops intoSouth Carolina?

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A country which has a representative

government,elected by the

people:

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RepublicRepublicRepublicRepublic

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The power in aConfederacy is

held by?

The state governments

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A tariff is a tax on?

imports

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Powers of ourgovernment under

the Articles ofConfederation:

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1) Declare _____and make _______.

warpeace

2) sign _________.treaties

3) borrow _______.money

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4) Establish a _______ _________.postal service

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The ConfederationGovernment hadproblems with

Spain over?Wanting land that

belonged to the U.S.

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Shays Rebellion wascaused by ________and ___________ on

farmland.

inflationforeclosures

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The Virginia Plancalled for:

1) A _________legislature.

bicameral

2) Lower house onlyelected by the ______.people

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This compromiseestablished ourcurrent form ofGovernment:

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GREATGREAToror

CONNECTICUT CONNECTICUT COMPROMISECOMPROMISE

GREATGREAToror

CONNECTICUT CONNECTICUT COMPROMISECOMPROMISE

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This compromiseestablished how slaves would be

counted for voting population:

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3/5 3/5 COMPROMISECOMPROMISE

3/5 3/5 COMPROMISECOMPROMISE

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Those powers givento the national

Government by the states:

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DelegatedDelegatedPowersPowers

DelegatedDelegatedPowersPowers

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The French idea todivide the powers

of governmentinto three separate

branches:

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Separation Separation ofof

PowersPowers

Separation Separation ofof

PowersPowers

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This law set up how to bring in newstates from western

lands into the Union:

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NORTHWEST NORTHWEST ORDINANCEORDINANCE

NORTHWEST NORTHWEST ORDINANCEORDINANCE

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What is the“supreme law of the

land”?The Constitution

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What is the law making

branch (body) of ourgovernment?

CONGRESS

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The 16th Amendmentestablished?

The Income Tax

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An excise tax is a tax on?

Specified goods

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Thomas JeffersonSupported:1)_________construction

Strict

2) Education for ____.all

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3) Strong _______governments.

state

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The capital of theU.S. was moved to

________________ Washington D.C.

because Hamilton needed the support

of the _______.South

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Secretary of Treasure Hamiltonplaced an excisetax on________.whiskey

This caused?

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THEWHISKEYREBELLION

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The Federal Government put

down the WhiskeyRebellion without

firing a _____.shot

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This proved thatthe Federal

Government could?

Enforce the law!

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On July 14,1789, a revolution started in the country of

_______.France

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Whose side did the U.S.A. take in the war between

France and England?

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Neither - Pres.Washington

announced a policy of?

Neutrality

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Putting one’s region ahead ofthe nation as a

whole:

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John Adams tried to silence criticismof the Federalists

by signing what laws?

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Established the principle of?

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The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who ruledin this case was?

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JOHN MARSHALL

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By the time Jefferson left office,

he had:

1) become a _______constructionist.

loose

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2) Reduced the sizeof ____________.government

3) Increased the

power of the__________.

president

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A group of Congressmen whowanted war with

the British:

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The British policy of seizing American

sailors and making them serve in

their navy:

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The Embargo Act of1807

forbade?

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The sale of goodsto Europe.

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Why was the Battleof New Orleans

so unique?

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It happened afterthe peace treaty

was signed!