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Andrew Jackson: Indians sided with the British (creek) Cherokees side with Americans. We win. |
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America wins -stunningly decisive; two weeks after the treaty is signed |
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Chesapeake-Leopard Affair |
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British vs America; British ship Leopard impress 4 Americans right off the coast of Virginia |
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1807 no trading with anybody; economy fails and it doesn't work |
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1841 federalist and NE merchants meet in Hartford CN propose ammendments--> 2/3 vote to go to war, 2/3/to create a new state, if they say no they will secede from the country. Federalist party dies |
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1810 deal or no deal? agree to stop impressments then we will trade with you and not the other. offered to both GB and F --> F agrees but then continues to impress Americans |
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power switches over to the democratic republicans peacefully. A shift in focus to the common man |
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Tecumseh The Prophet Battle of Tippercanoe |
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indians are attacking settlements and are armed by the British. led by Tecumseh and his brother The Prophet.W.H. Harrison |
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Old republicans. scared the government will get too powerful |
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The courts rule if legislation is constitutional or not. "Judicial Review" |
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Led the Haitian revolution. which led to France selling Louisiana to the US for quick money |
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Christmas 1814 in Ghent Belgium ends war of 1812, all teritory goes back to original owner, reestablish American-Canadian border J.Q. Adams |
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1809 just trade with people other than Britain and France |
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killed Tecumseh in the Battle of Thomas River (naval battle of war of 1812) |
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Respect: stood alone and beat GB Federalist part dies defeat native americans economic catalyst for manufacturing nationalism accept canadian border back to neutrality new generation: Calhoun, Clay, Jackson, JQ Adams |
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