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| 846013749 | Adams-Onís Treaty | (204) Spain ceded all of Floride to the US and gave up claim to territory north of the 42nd parallel in Pacific Northwest. American govt gave up claims to Texas--for a time. | |
| 846013750 | Missouri Compromise | (205) Combined Maine and Missouri proposals into a single bill; Maine would be free and Missouri a slave state. Happy resolution of a danger to the Union. | |
| 846013751 | McCulloch v. Maryland | (206) 1819 Marshall confirmed "implied powers" of Congress by upholding the constitutionality of the Bank of US. Unpopular in the South/West (states tried to drive out of business). States taxing could lead to them taxing it to death. | |
| 846013752 | Worcester v. Georgia | (208) Georgia tried to regulate access to Cherokee country. Marshall invalidated law, and only federal govt had authority (empowered tribe like states, but under federal rule) | |
| 846013753 | "Monroe Doctrine" | (209) 1823 JQA wrote Europe to stay our of LA (could not enforce, but British could... it was important to trade with America) recognized country's independence | |
| 846013754 | Andrew Jackson | (201,4) Commanded American troops along Florida... invaded and seized Spanish forts at St. Marks and Pensacola (Seminole War). Demonstrated that US could easily take Florida by force | |
| 846013755 | Second Bank of the United States | (196) More capital and couldn't forbid state banks from issuing notes, but its size and power enabled it to compel state banks to issue only sound notes. | |
| 846013756 | Protective Tariff | (196) End of war dimmed prospects for A industry. Congress passed a tariff law to limit competition from abroad (cotton cloth). | |
| 846013757 | John Jacob Astor, America Fur Co. | (200) After War of 1812, JJAF Co extended operations from Great Lakes westward to Rockies. Trappers increased and mountain men closely bound up with market economy, which bulk of profits flowed to merchants, not trappers. | |
| 846013758 | "Era of Good Feelings" | (201-203) Expansion of economy, growth of white settlement and trade in West, and creation of states all reflected rising spirit of nationalism. | |
| 846013759 | James Monroe | (201) Decline of Federalists and no important international threats, so Monroe attempted to end partisan divisions and factional disputes. | |
| 846013760 | John Quincy Adams | (202-203) Great diplomat and committed nationalist (promoted American expansion) Secretary of state, Adams began negotiations with Spain over Florida. | |
| 846013761 | Dartmouth College v. Woodward | (206) 1819 Further expanded contract clause of Constitution. Republicans tried to revise Dart C's charter to convert from private to state uni. Daniel Webster argued... placed important restrictions on the ability of state govts to control corporations. | |
| 846013762 | Gibbons v. Ogden | (207) Court strengthened Congress' power to regulate commerce. Important issue was whether Congress' power to give Gibbons a license superseded NY's power to grant Odgen monopoly. Increased federal role in promoting economic growth and protected corporations from local govt interference. | |
| 846013763 | "Corrupt Bargain" | (210) | |
| 846013764 | "Tariff of Abominations" | (211) Manufactured goods protected and (in South) raw materials cost more. When Adams signed, the South was angered |
