Unit 7
Early Republic
Problems & Successes Faced by the Young Nation
George Washington: Farewell Address, 1st Political Parties, Whiskey Rebellion
Adams/Jefferson: Midnight Judges, Marbury v. Madison
James Madison: War of 1812, “Star Spangled Banner”
Supreme Court Cases: Gibbons v. Ogden, McCulloch v. Maryland
James Monroe: Missouri Compromise, Monroe Doctrine
George Washington’s Presidency Served TWO Terms, Refused a Third Set the example for others to follow Whiskey Rebellion: Proved the Constitution was STRONG Farewell Address = “Beware of Foreign Alliances” |
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John Adams’ Presidency Only Served ONE Term XYZ Affair: Avoided war with France Alien & Sedition Acts: Violated 1st Amendment Marbury vs. Madison: Midnite Judges |
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Thomas Jefferson’s Presidency Served TWO Terms Democrtic-Republicans: States’ Rights Louisiana Purchase: DOUBLED the size of the USA Embargo Act: Killed the Economy |
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James Madison’s Presidency Served TWO Terms ”Father of the Constitution” War of 1812: White House was burned by the British His wife, Dolley Madison, saved the portrait of Washington Francis Scott Key wrote the “Star Spangled Banner” |
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James Monroe’s Presidency Served TWO Terms ”Era of Good Feeling” Acquired Florida in 1819 Missouri Compromise: 36° 30’ Monroe Doctrine: “No Further Euorpean Colonization” |
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