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1803- Jefferson bought Louisianan territory from France for $15 million.
I: Doubled size of U.S., and now had control of Mississippi River and New Orleans. |
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1803-Supreme Courts first use of judicial review. Declared Judicial Act of 1801, unconstitutional.
I: First use of judicial review, and got rid of midnight judges. |
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1812-1815= War with Britain in order to defend national honor, provoking indians, violating US. maritime rights, and impressment of seamen.
I: Ended major complicts with European nations for the new country. |
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Dec. 24, 1814- ended war between Britain and US. Didn't tackle any issues that had started the war.
I: Ended war. |
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1806-Issued by Britain that prohibited neutral trade w/ the European continent.
I: Prohibited US from trading with Europe, and was one of the issues that led to war of 1812. |
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4th president, was a republican, and major accomplishment was the war of 1812.
I: Led America through War of 1812, and they received respect again. |
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"The Prophet", leader of the Sheenaw N.A. that lived in the territories. He allied with the British and they killed Americans. He encouraged not giving up their land to Americans.
I: Created problems for American settler, and during the War of 1812, they were shut up. |
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Expedition sent by Jefferson (1804-1806) to explore Louisiana territory before they purchased it.
I: Reached Pacific Ocean, and found waterways and new flora/fauna. |
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Dec 1807- Jefferson prohibited trade w/ Britain and France. Hated by New Englanders.
I: Didn't accomplish much, and hurt American economy rather than Britain and Frances. |
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Demise of Federalist party in 1814. New Englanders drafted amendments to support New England, but they were pronounced disloyal.
I: People rumored that this convention was looking for secession, and it was the demise of Federalist party. |
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Judges appointed by Adams at the end of his term to protect Federalist views (Judiciary Act of 1801). Were pronounced unconstitutional by Supreme Court.
I: First use of Judicial Review. |
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Last battle of War of 1812. Britain didn't realize talk of drafting a treaty at home. Demolished by Andrew Jackson and his well defended position.
I: Made Andrew Jackson a hero, and gave Americans their pride back. |
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Part of Supreme court and dealt with Madison vs Marbury.
I: Used judicial review for first time. |
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General that helped defeat Britain at Battle of New Orleans.
I: Became a hero, which eventually led to him being elected President. |
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1805- narrow victory against North African pirates that controlled the Mediterranean Sea.
I: Showed American power, and they no longer had to pay tributes, or worry about ships being held for ransom. |
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Republicans that called for action (war), and to end US humiliation. Henry Clay, John Calhous.
I: They advocated for war, and eventually They got congress to declare war against Britain in 1812. |
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First used in repealing the Judicial Act of 1801.
I: Was the judicial branches main way to check the other branches. |
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Created several circuit courts, and 16 new judgeship's. Repealed later through judicial review.
I: Adam's attempt to preserve Federalist power for when Jefferson became president. |
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June 1807- This American ship was commanded by British ship "Leopard" to summit to a search for deserters, but refused. 3 died, and many were injured. This was off the coast of Virginia.
I: American humiliation, and one of the issues that led to war of 1812. |
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Went on expedition of Louisiana territory under Jefferson's orders. Were looking for major waterways, flora/ fauna, and were helped by Sacajawea.
I: Explored this territory, and made it all the way to the Pacific Ocean. |
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Strictly conservative Republicans. Became less obscure in the Yazoo land purchase.
I: Attacked (with words) Jefferson for not following the Republican principles purely, and becoming more loose. |
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