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What were the three prongs of our invasion of Canada in 1812? What should've been one of them? |
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-Detroit -Niagra -L Champlain ... Montreal |
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What fort did the British take after the failed 3-pronged American invasion? Who led the Americans? |
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-Michilimackinac -General Confusion & Mud |
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What was the first major American naval victory in 1812? |
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Constitution beating the Guerrire |
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Name three important naval commanders of 1812? |
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-Olivier Hazard Perry -W.H. Harrison -Thomas Macdonough |
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What was the major naval victory of WH Harrison? |
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Beat retreating redcoats @ Battle of the Thames |
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Why didn't the British succeed in capturing NY in 1814? |
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-No roads forced them to move supplies over L Champlain -Thomas Macdonough and fleet stopped them |
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Where were British troops dispersed when they were headed for Washington? |
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What two buildings were burned by the British in the War of 1812? |
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where did the British point a failed canon that inspired F.S.Key? |
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When/where was the third/last British defeat of 1812? What happened? |
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-New Orleans -British were overconfident, launched a full-frontal assault...casualties 2000 v 70 |
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WHAT WAS THE NAME OF THE TREATY THAT ENDED THE WAR OF 1812? What did it entail? |
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-Treaty of Ghent -armistice |
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Who helped negotiate the Treaty of Ghent? Why? |
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-Tsar Alexander of Russia -French troops were threatening Russia, and Russia wanted its ally |
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What did the British originally want in the treaty of Ghent? |
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-neutralized NA buffer state in G Lakes region -Control of G Lakes |
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What were our mottoes going into / out of the War of 1812? |
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"On to Canada..." "Not one inch of territory ceded or lost" |
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How did NE prosper during the war of 1812? |
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Define: "Blue Federalist" |
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supposedly alerted British blockade of escaped ships |
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Define: Hartford Convention |
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-When N Orleans Capture seemed imminent, MA, CT, RI, VT, and NH met -requests ill-timed to victory @ N Orleans and Ghent, huge blow to Federalists -wanted: -financial assistance from WA for lost trade -amendment requiring 2/3 vote for embargo/new state/war -abolish 3/5 clause -presidents can only serve for one term -no two same-state pres in a row |
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How many American casualties were there in the War of 1812? |
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v/f: the British blockades led to more independence, domestic manufacturing |
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Define: treaty that ended arms race between US, Britain for G Lakes |
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name two prominent writers in the surge of American nationalism |
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James Cooper, Washington Irvington |
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what was our first protective measure called? why was it made? |
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-Tariff of 1816 -British were selling below cost to stifle new American war-baby manufacturers |
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What was the American System? Who created it? |
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-Henry Clay -PART ONE - strong banking = bolstered credit -PART TWO - protective tariff, help manufacturing -PART THREE - better roads/canals, help trade from S,W --> N, E |
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How much did Congress give to states to improve roads? Why did Madison veto this as unconstitutional? What improvement of NY did this lead to? |
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-$1.5 mil -intrastate -Erie Canal |
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Define: Era of Good Feelings |
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-Monroe was president, and a very popular one at that -Took a goodwill tour in 1817 to inspect military defenses, and received so warmly everywhere that papers declared it as a an "Era of Good Feelings' |
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What largely caused the Panic of 1819? |
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overspeculation of frontier lands |
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-lots of cheap western land -especially appealed to Europeans |
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one of most improved highways, one of many |
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Westerners, low in population, joined w/ other sections to have this passed...=cheap land @ $1.25/acre |
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Define: Tallmadge amendment |
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-prohibited MO from becoming a slave state -gradual emancipation of children of existing slaves |
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-proposed by Henry Clay -MO is a slave state -ME is not -Congress= 12 non/slave states -any more states made in LA territory above the 36'30 line couldn't be slave states |
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Define: Mucolloch v Maryland |
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-MD wanted to destroy a branch of the Bank of the US by imposing a tax on its notes -Marshall used the elastic clause to rule the Bank constitutional |
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Define: Cohens v Virginia |
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-Cohen illegally selling lotto tickets, convicted again -VA faced a loss...decisions of state supreme court were challenged by supreme court |
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-"steamboat case" -ruled against intrastate matters -NY/NJ wanted a monopoly over waterborne trade w/ one another |
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-GA legislature bribed into giving 35 mil acres to rich speculators -repealed @ public outcry -Marshall said that they couldn't do that, since it involved a contract |
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Define: Dartmouth College v Woodward |
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-Woodward tried to revoke George's charter for Dartmouth -Marshall: Nope. Contract |
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Darmouth alumnus/federalist/prominent legislator who tended to agree w/ Marshall |
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Amers, Brits agree to share Newfoundland fisheries |
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Name three prominent Latin American revolutions in the second decade of the nineteenth century |
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-Argentina -Chile -Venezuela |
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What did A Jackson do when the Spanish were messing w/ FL? |
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got a commission to go into Spanish territory, then hanged 2 NA chiefs, and took St Marks and Pensacola |
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Define: FL Purchase Treaty |
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-Spain ceded FL, Oregon claims -We quit our TX claims |
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NAME THAT MAN: George Canning |
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-proposed an agreement to tell Europe to back the hell away from L America |
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JQ Adams didn't take Cannings' offer, knew British would have to protect their S America markets, releases its own statement |
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