US History timeline & concept chart: 1789-1860 Early Republic to Antebellum: Difference between revisions

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* 1809-1813 Madison presidency 1st term<br><br>
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* 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe<br><br>
* 1813-1817 Madison presidency 2nd term<br><br>
* 1812-1815 War of 1812<br><br>
* 1812-1815 War of 1812<br><br>
* 1813-1817 Madison presidency 2nd term<br><br>
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'''BIG IDEAS'''
'''BIG IDEAS'''
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<big>'''border dispute w/ Canada'''</big>
<big>'''border dispute w/ Canada'''</big>
* US '''War Hawks''' push for territory grab


<big>'''War of 1812</big>'''
<big>'''War of 1812</big>'''
* opposed by Federalists


<big>'''Monroe & the ""Era of Good Feelings"'''</big>
<big>'''Monroe & the ""Era of Good Feelings"'''</big>
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=== subheading
=== events leading up to War of 1812 ===
* >>details
* Napoleonic Wars impact on U.S.:
 
** British & French trade embargos / blockades
- Napoleonic Wars impact on U.S.:
** both French and British trying to isolate U.S. trade from the other
  > trade/ blockades
** British impressment of U.S. sailors/ merchant ships
  > both French and British trying to isolate U.S. trade from the other
* War Hawks push for US to take British territory
  > British impressment of U.S. sailors/ merchant ships
** led by Henry Clay (Whig) and John Calhoun (Democrat)
- War of 1812
* Federalists, especially in New England oppose the war
- economic expansion following War
* The '''Hartford Convention''' (1814-15)
- “American System” adopted, including
** Federalists demanded changes in Constitution to require 2/3ds vote for trade laws
> 2nd National Bank
* anti-War position led to demise of Federalists, rise of Whig party by election of 1824
> federal roads
* Indian wars in Northwest Territories
> tariffs
** American settlers put pressure on Native Indian land holdings
- demise of Federalists, rise of Whig party by election of 1824
** '''Battle of Tippecanoe''', 1811
*** Britain armed Native American tribes


=== War of 1812 ===
* war her = '''Andrew Jackson''' at '''Battle of New Orleans''', 1815
** the battle took place after the peace agreement


=== post-War economic expansion and policies ===
* economic expansion following War
** manufacturing increased under wartime economy & European trade embargos
* Henry Clay's “American System” largely adopted by Congress, including:
** 2nd National Bank
** federal road building
** protective tariffs


=== subheading
=== Era of Good Feelings ===
* >>details
* nationalistic pride in defeat of British in War of 1812
** especially following the sound defeat of British forces at New Orleans
* Monroe toured New England to show solidarity


=== subheading
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