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Antebellum SC and Civil War

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Federalists group Jefferson had to deal with
Marbury v. Madison court case that established Judicial review
Judicial review Supreme Court has right to declare act of Congress unconstitional
Lewis & Clark explorers of the western territory
Embargo Act prohibited trade with all foreign nations
Non-intercourse Act replaced the Embargo Act
Tecumseh Indian who wanted to unite American Indians to fight expansion
Battle of Tippecanue Indians were defeated and Tecumseh lost support for Indian nation
War Hawks Americans who wanted to fight Britain
War of 1812 war with Britain
William Henry Harrison led army against Indians and Tecumseh
Battle of Horseshoe Bend Andrew Jackson victorious against Creek Indians and gained lots of land
Treaty of Ghent peace treaty with Britain
Rush-Baggot Agreement limited naval power of Great Lakes for US & Britain
Convention of 1818 established borders between US & Canada as far as Rockies
Andrew Jackson sent to secure border with Spanish Florida
Monroe Doctrine North & South America off limits to other countries and any colonization considered hostile act
Who supported Andrew Jackson as president? Farmers, slave holders, frontier settlers
Spoils system rewarding political supports with government jobs
kitchen cabinet informal advisers who met in White House kitchen
Tariff of Adominations tax on imports
Calhoun's belief about states rights & nullification state power should be greater than Federal & states had right not to obey law disagreed with
Whig Party formed because some Congressmen believed A. Jackson abused his political power
Black Hawks victory caused Indians to resist removal & fight US army
Indian Removal Act authorized removal of Indians to east of Mississippi
Bureau of Indian Affairs created to oversee Indian removal
Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek Choctaw Indians gave up lots of land moved to Indian territory
Worchester v. Georgia ruled that Cherokee dependent nation & federal gov., not states, had authority
Trail of Tears Cherokee removal in which lots died
Osceola Seminole leader that helped cause Second Seminole War
William Barrett Travis & James Bonham SC who moved to Texas & fought for it's independence
Alamo first large battle for Texas' independence
Santa Anna attached Alamo and Goliad
Sam Houston attached Santa Anna & said Remember the Alamo
James K. Polk president who promised to add Texas & Oregon
Treaty of Guadalupe Haldgo ended war with Mexico
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