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| congress authorized the construction of the paved road from maryland to the old northwest |
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| canal built in new york that aloud goods to flow between the reat lakes and new york city |
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| made instantaneous comunication possible which helped to speed the flow of information and uniformity to prives throughout the country |
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made possible the rowing and seling of cotton on a large scale
revolutionized american s |
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blueprint for government promoted economic development
1) national bank
2) tarrif on imported manufactured goods to protect american industry
3) federal financing of improved roads and canals |
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| Second bank of the united states |
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private, proffit making corporation that served as the governments financial agent
issued paper money
collected taxes
payed the governments debts
charged with ensuring that paper moneyissued by local banks had real value |
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Panic of 1819
Panic of 1837 |
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1819
first financial panic in the US occured in the end of the Era of good feelings
1837
happened when the banks stope backing money in silver and gold |
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| agreement between pro slavery and anti slavery factions which prohibited slavery in the lousisiana territory |
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Goal was to protect industry in the united states by putting a tax on things that were not produced in the us
by putting taxes on imported goods from britain it made it hard for them to pay for the cotton which the south made |
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when th whole nation was behind the democratic party and there was no opposition to the government
ended with panic of 1819 and mousurri compromise |
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local small government
thought government should not be able to interfere with private life
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natioanl government
gov should have force on private life |
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| supreme courty held that the cheroke nation was entitled to federal protection from the actions of state governments which would infrindge on the tribes sovernty |
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1) implied powers to the congress
2)state power may not impede valid constitutional exercizes of power by the federal government |
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