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AMH 2010 Exam 1 Review Summary
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- AMH 2010
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- Florida Atlantic University
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Exam reviewFrench and Indian War
● French fur trappers in American backcountry
● George Washington and men fought French in Ohio valley
● First example of colonial unity
● Albany Plan- shared plan to win war together
○ 9/13
○ Join or Die cartoon
● Empowered colonists to form own society
● British in debt after war→ more control
● End of salutary neglect
● Increase in mercantilism
● Proclamation of 1763- couldn’t move west of Appalachians
○ Increase tensions
Early Political Parties
● Revolution→ independence→ Articles of Con → Constitution → GW
● GW creates cabinet
○ Jefferson-strict constructionist, state rights farming??? → Democratic
Republicans
○ Hamilton-loose construction, strong fed gov, manufacturing→
Federalists
○ Knox- war
● Hamilton’s Plan
○ Assumption of states debt
, ■ Invested in success
○ Excise tax & tariffs
○ Tariff and excise tax
○ Bank of US
■ “Constitutional under Elastic Clause”-Hamilton
● Adams passes the Alien and Sedition acts- made it harder for new
immigrants to vote
● XYZ affair- US negotiates w blackmailer w French Official
● Jay’s treaty
● Election of 1800- Jefferson elected “Revolution”
● James Madison- federalist who becomes Democratic Republican
War of 1812
● Spillover of Napoleonic wars
Causes:
● Impressment
● Embargo Acts
○ Stop trade w other nation→ Hurts US economy→ industrialization
● Macon’s Bill No. 2
○ Embargo both England and France, but if one of you stops seizing
sailors and ships will only trade with you→ france agrees
War Itself:
● Burning of white house
● Star spangled banner
● War is a draw
, Effects:
● Jackson emerges as hero
○ Battle of New Orleans
○ Solidifies independence
○ Growth of Nationalism
Jackson
● Jacksonian Democracy
○ Looking out for “common man”
● Trail of tears
○ Congress didn’t allow him to move Indians out of their native land,
but Jackson did anyway
● SC Nullification
○ Nullification Crisis
○ Thought Jackson would support them
○ Force Act of 1832
○ Federal Laws> state laws
● Bank of US debate
○ Did not like it, thought it applied to only wealthy
○ Vetoes recharter of bank
○ Pulls federal money out of Bank and gives it to states
■ Decline in US economy→ Panic of 1837
■ Operates outside US constitution
● Corrupt Bargain- John Q Adams v Jackson→ JQA in 1824
○ Henry Clay wins house → Sec. of State
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