HIS 201 Quiz #4 Review | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Washington's Cabinet

Knox, Jefferson, Hamilton, and Randolph

Domestic Market (Origins)

Established during the War of 1812 due to reduction of trade

Louisiana Purchase

1803 / France / doubled the size of the US / Jefferson used loose constructionist view / initially sought port of New Orleans

Who did Hamilton think should assume state debts

Federal government

Summarize Jefferson's views

Common man, agrarian, strict constructionist, anti-bank, anti-tariff, stronger state governments

Summarize Marybury v. Madison

established judicial review / midnight judges

Alien and Sedition Act 1798

Federalist policy that targeted supporters of Republicans / 5 to 14 years / deported those who spoke out against the government / mainly immigrants

Summarize Hamilton's views

Pro-bank, wealthy businessmen, northern, protective tariff, excise tax, loose constructionist, assume state debt

Battle of New Orleans

Jackson was the hero / however it was meaningless because the war already ended

John Marshall

Federalist judge who strengthened the federal government / carried on Federalist views after fall of the party

Lowell, Massachusetts

Model community for factories / mainly 16-30 single ladies / paid workers higher than normal

Judiciary Act of 1789

Created the blueprint for the federal court system

Doubling time

Roughly 22 years

Telegraph / Morse Code

Revolutionized communication / sped up spread of info

Erie Canal

First major canal / connected NYC to Great Lakes / reduced cost of transportation

Treaty of Ghent

Ended War of 1812 / sought to repair relationship b/w US and Britain work towards alliance

Cotton Gin

revolutionized cotton industry / Eli Whitney / 1 pound to 50 pounds

McCulloch v. Maryland

Maryland tried to tax the bank / established the elastic clause was officially recognized

Washington's view of England / France

Neutrality

Embargo Act

1807 / restricted trade with all foreign powers / hurt the US more than anticipated

Missouri Compromise

Maine = free, Missouri = slave, 36 30

Monroe Doctrine

1823 / kept Europeans out of Western Hemisphere / could keep old colonies but no new ones

Virginia / Kentucky Resolution

Jefferson and Madison / proposed nullification / helped Jefferson win 1800

Whiskey Rebellion

First major test of the new government / Washington led the army / strengthened the federal government