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| A finacial panic that brought the economic expansion that followed the war of 1812 to a close and resulted in bank failures, mortgage foreclosures, and wide spead unemployment. Causes by decline in cotton prices contradiction of credit by the national bank. raised hostility on banks that supported monopolies. |
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| When a confederation on Indians went east of the Mississippi river to fufill a dream of a time with out white men. James Madison sent William Henry Harrison to stop the Indians. Six americans die, 100 injured. 1,000 indians killed. |
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Bans all foreign shipping and exports.
meant to hurt Britian and France for ignoring US neutrality. Hurts the U.S. as much as France and England. |
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| A newspaper critic that wrote articles that attacked major political figures. He got arrested for doing such and later then the sedition act was passed banning such articles. |
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| Non-Intercourse act (1809) |
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| Reopens overseas commerce except to Britian and France; trade privilages were to be reinstated if they halt their interference with American Shipping |
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| Allowed americans to use the mississippi river and use the port city of new orleans free of charge. |
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| This restores trade with Britian and France but stipulates that if either country tries to lift its restrictions on neutral trade, the US would cancel its trade with that country |
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| Charles R. Bridge vs. Warren Bridge (1837) |
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| ruled: any ambiguities in contracts should be interpreted in the public interest. (one company that had a bridge sued because of another bridge being built from a different company violated their rights to the monopoly) |
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| The power of the courts to determine the constitutionality of acts of other branches of government and to declare unconstitutional acts null and void. |
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| Broadened the power of federal power over interstate commerce. |
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| established the second national bank. states couldnt exhert independent checks on federal authority. |
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| Marbury vs. Madison (1803) |
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| This established judicial review. |
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| Orphan, ol' hickory, general at battle of tippacanoe, ran for president in 1836 and in 1840. won in 1840. Was a member of the Whig party. Died 2 months in office of pnemonia |
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| First vice president to take the president's office because of death. took over for Harrison |
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| Ran for president in 1836, 1840, 1848. won in 1836. He was a member of the Democratic party.Van buren's independent treasury act is passed |
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| Confronted the British navy in the battle of lake erie. he went against six british ships and won. "we have met the enemy, and they are ours." |
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| Shawnee Propeht who had a vision about a time with out white men and helped organize an Indian confederation along with his brother Tecumseh |
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| A Whig canidate for the 1836 election |
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| First secretary of war, was secretary of the tresury and was a canidate for the 1824 election. was a democratic-republican |
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| chief justice for 28 yrs . he opposed and fought monopolies and found that federal actions to make territories slave territories unconstitutional, like the missouri compromise |
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| Shawnee Indian that founded the cofederacy of Indians. He and his group went accross the mississippi border to rid the land of white men. leader at the battle of tippacanoe. |
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| President for the common man. Was a frontiers men before politics, president 1828-1835. |
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| Developed a written cherokee alphabet. |
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| French foreign minister that demanded a million dollar loan to arrange a meeting between the US and France to settle the Quasi war |
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| Opinionated Cheif Justice that was impeached but the constitution forbade the impeachment because of the charges. Jefferson tried to impeach him but senate aquitted him. |
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| mapped much of the sounthern part of the louisianna purchase. he was caught by Mexican soliders and was forced to surrender all his maps. He snuck some maps in the barrel of his shot gun. |
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| Emporer of france during the Jeffersonian period and bought the Louisianna purchase from him at this time. |
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| A judge that was appointed right as Adams was leaving office. a Midnight judge. party in the Marbury vs. madison case |
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| French slave that lead a resistance agaisnt france in Haiti. his resistance was wiped out by yellow fever |
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| do I even need to do this card? |
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| proposed a $20 million dollar project to build roads and canals in demand of better road and canals because of the westward expansion |
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| wrote the lyrics for the star spangled banner. at Ft. Mchenry |
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| president, tried to be for the common man, walked to his inaguration speech, writer of the declaration of independance, war of 1812, president when the louisiana purchase was made. |
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| first to use ether as an anesthetic |
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| went into the mediteranian sea with 10 ships, captured two foriegn ships, threatend to bombard Algiers. After that all hostage americans were released and no one demanded tributes from the US again. |
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| second president of the united states, blah blah blah, avoided actual war with france, blah blah blah, first president to live in the actual white house, broke alliance with france |
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| A Seneca Indian Prophet that mixed Native American traditions with american culture and customs. |
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| delivered the most famous eulogy for George Washington. " First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen." |
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| demonstrated the practicality of the telegraph for sending messages. |
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| An slave owned by Thomas Jefferson who was said to have one of his illegitimate children. |
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| Produced the first commercially successful steam engine |
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| Chief Justices apppointed by John Adams and accquitted the treason charges against Aaron Burr even thought that were his intentions. |
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| Indian Confederate leading that fought against us troops in the ohio valley area. They fought because they were being forced out of their land. went to the oklahoma and arkansas area |
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| Fort that was bombarded by the british in the war of 1812. This battle inspired Francis scott key to write the star spangled banner lyrics |
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| The path that native americans took when they were forced to leave their homes in the mississippi area. It was a forced march by the US army. |
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