US HISTORY “A” AMERICAN REVOLUTION TO JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY.

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U S H I S T O RY “A”

AMERICAN REVOLUTION TO JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY

FOUNDING DOCUMENTS

• Declaration of Independence (1776)

• Articles of Confederation (1781)

• The Constitution (1789)

• Bill of Rights (1791)

ESTABLISHING A MONEY SYSTEM

Alexander Hamilton (1789)• Secretary of the Treasury: George Washington• Funding of the state debts by the Federal

government• The establishment of a national bank • System of tariffs, and friendly trade relations

with Britain• Leader of the Federalist Party• Opposed by the Democratic-Republican Party, led

by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.• (video)

LOUISIANA PURCHASE (1803-1804)

• France left Americas after “French and many Native Americans vs. the British and some Native Americans War.”• 1762- France Gave the land to Spain• 1800- Napoleon took it back• Slave revolt in Haiti and probable war with Britain

forced Napoleon to sell• $15 million- Thomas Jefferson

• Unconstitutional? Probably

LEWIS AND CLARK (1804-1806)

WAR OF 1812 (1812)

• Here come the British! Again. Ugh.

Americans vs. Britain and Native American allies

 

Napoleonic Wars going on, no one care about this war in Europe (Native Americans were crucial for England)

Battles rage, sea, land- “Canada” to New Orleans

Washington D.C. BURNS (The White House!)

Defeat of Tecumseh's Indian Confederation (he was killed and the British turned on them)

Result: England lost- AGAIN.

MISSOURI COMPROMISE (1820-1821)

Purpose: To balance “free” states and “slave” states in Congress and Senate. • Maine could come in “free” and Missouri

could come in “slave.”• Any new state north of 36°30′ FREE• Any new state south- SLAVE

Result: Delayed Civil War

MONROE DOCTRINE (1823)

• Stated that further efforts by European

nations to colonize land or interfere with states

(countries, territories, ect.) in North or South

America would be viewed as acts of aggression,

requiring U.S. intervention.

• Existing colonies are okay.

• Result: First small step for American

Imperialism.

FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT (1793 & 1850)

• F.S.A #1 (1793): Federal law not really enforced.

• F.S.A. #2: Made federal officers pay a huge fine and fined people who helped runaway slaves.

•Result: Forced the northern states to actively enforce slavery.