Chapter 7
Published on Jul 11, 2017
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Chapter 7
The Age of Jefferson
Chapter 7.1
Jefferson Doubles America
Chapter 7.2
Mr. Madison's War
Chapter 7.3
The War of 1812
Jefferson's Presidency
National Bank - Neutral - Limited Government
The Louisiana Purchase
French - Largest Territorial Gain - 1803
U.S. Interest in the Mississippi River
Transportation - New Orleans
Negotiations
Low Expectations
Constitutional Predicament
No Provision - Hypocrisy
Consequences
Doubles Size - Removes Europeans - Agrarian Dream
Lewis and Clark Expedition
Great Explorers - Sacagawea
John Marshall and the Supreme Court
Last Federalist Stronghold - Life Terms - 34 Years
Case of Marbury v. Madison (1803)
Establishes Judicial Review
Judicial Impeachments
Attempted and Failed
Jefferson's Reelection
Second Term More Difficult
Aaron Burr
Sir
Federalist Conspiracy
Secession Emerges
Duel with Hamilton
The World Was Wide Enough
Trial for Treason
Conquer the West - Acquitted - You Are The Worst, Burr
Difficulties Abroad
Neutrality
Barbary Pirates
Pay Tribute - Tripoli - Sent Navy
Challenges to U.S. Neutrality
Napoleonic Wars - British Impressing Sailors
Chesapeake-Leopard Affair
British Warship Fired On Chesapeake Ship
Embargo Act (1807)
No Trading With Britian - Backfired
Madison's Presidency
Philosopher King
The Election of 1808
Won on Strength of Party
Commercial Warfare
European Problems
Nonintercourse Act of 1809
Anyone But England - France
Macon's Bill No. 2 (1810)
Restore Trade
Napoleon's Deception
Announced Will Revoke Decrees - Didn't
The War of 1812
First Test As A Nation
Causes of the War
Violation of Neutral Rights At Sea - British On Western Frontier
Free Seas and Trade
Both France and England Are Guilty
Frontier Pressures
Canada - Florida - Tecumseh - Tippecanoe
War Hawks
Henry Clay - John C. Calhoun
Declaration of War
British Agrees To Stop - Too Late
A Divided Nation
North Against War
Election of 1812
South Wins - Madison Reelected
Opposition to the War
"Mr. Madison's War" - Religious Influence
Military Defeats and Naval Victories
Pray for Napoleon - War Against Canada
Invasion of Canada
Unsuccessful
Naval Battles
More Success - Old Ironsides
Chesapeake Campaign
Napoleon Loses - British Refocus - Burn Whitehouse - Star Spangled
Southern Campaign
Andrew Jackson - Battle of New Orleans - Won After The War
The Treaty of Ghent
British Tired Of War - Stalemate
The Hartford Convention
New England Threats Succession - New Rules for War - 2/3 Majority
The War's Legacy
Which Is Most Important?
