Chapter 8 The Enduring Vision

Chapter 8

A New President   March 4, 1801  “pomp and circumstance”  Race mixing  Accusations

 Educated small farmers

Jeffersonianism   Jefferson’s Revolution  Dealing with Hamilton’s economic plan  The Alien and Sedition Acts  Reducing Taxes and the national debt

Fighting the Judicial System

  The Judiciary Act of 1801  Federalist Judges  Marbury V Madison  John Marshall  Judicial Review

Expansion   Napoleon Bonaparte  The Louisiana Territory  James Monroe and Robert Livingston  Napoleon’s offer

 The “backbone of the nation”

The Election of 1804   Thomas Jefferson  Aaron Burr

 George Clinton  Charles Pinckney

 Reasons for Republican Victory

Exploring New Land   Lewis and Clark  The Louisiana Purchase  Results

A Second Term   The Napoleonic Wars  Aaron Burr  Quids  John Randolph  The Yazoo Land Scandal

Economic woes   Seizing US ships  Impressment  HMS Leonard  USS Chesapeake  Jefferson’s Reaction

Economic Woes   The Embargo Act of 1807  Impact of the Embargo  James Madison  The Non Intercourse Act  War Hawks

Foreign policy   Canada  The role of Native Americans  Tecumseh and the Prophet  William Henry Harrison

 Tippecanoe

The War of 1812   Madison goes to War  June 1, 1812  Reasons for declaring war on Britain

The War of 1812   Americans try to take Canada  Detroit  Oliver Perry  William Henry Harrison  The Battle of the Thames

The War of 1812   The British Offensive  Burning Washington  Baltimore  The British break off the campaign

The War of 1812   The Treaty of Ghent  December 1814  The Battle of New Orleans  Andrew Jackson

The Era of Good Feelings

  The Hartford Convention  James Monroe  The Federalist Party  The Era of Good Feelings

The Supreme Court   John Marshall  Dartmouth College V Woodward  McCulloch V Maryland

 Interpretations

Slavery   National Harmony  Missouri  Balancing the Senate  The Missouri Compromise (1819-1820)  Results of the compromise

Monroe’s Foreign Policy   Rush-Bagot Treaty  British American Convention  Florida  The Adams-Onis Treaty  The role of Andrew Jackson

Monroe’s Foreign Policy   1823  The Monroe Doctrine  European Affairs  The Western Hemisphere

 “unfriendly acts”