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994183664Organized the national governmentGeorge Washington
994183665PrecedentGeorge Washington
994183666Judiciary act (1789)George Washington
994183667French Revolution beginsGeorge Washington
994183668First official censusGeorge Washington
994183669Samuel Slater opens first mill in Rhode IslandGeorge Washington
994183670Report on public creditGeorge Washington
994183671Bank of the United StatesGeorge Washington
994183672Bill of rightsGeorge Washington
994183673Report on manufacturersGeorge Washington
994183674Formation of first political parties: federalist and republicanGeorge Washington
994183675Eli Whitney- cotton ginGeorge Washington
994183676Fugitive salve lawGeorge Washington
994183677French Revolution: U.S. declares neutralityGeorge Washington
994183678Chisholm v. GeorgiaGeorge Washington
994183679Whiskey rebellionGeorge Washington
994183680Jay's treatyGeorge Washington
994183681Battle of fallen timbersGeorge Washington
994183682Treaty of GreenvilleGeorge Washington
994183683Pinckney's treatyGeorge Washington
994183684Admitted 3 new states- Vermont, Kentucky, TennesseeGeorge Washington
994183685Farewell addressGeorge Washington
994183686XYZ affairJohn Adams
994183687Alien and sedition actsJohn Adams
99418368811th amendmentJohn Adams
994183689Eli Whitney's interchangeable partsJohn Adams
994183690Quasi war with FranceJohn Adams
994183691Virginia and Kentucky resolutionsJohn Adams
994183692Gabriel Prosser rebellionJohn Adams
994183693Treaty of San IldefonsoJohn Adams
994183694Second great aweakeningJohn Adams
994183695Judiciary act (1801)John Adams
994183696Midnight appointeesJohn Adams
994183697Republican revolutionThomas Jefferson
994183698Repeal of judiciary act of 1801Thomas Jefferson
994183699Yazoo land compromiseThomas Jefferson
994183700QuidsThomas Jefferson
994183701Louisiana purchaseThomas Jefferson
994183702Marburg v. MadisonThomas Jefferson
994183703Lewis and Clark expeditionThomas Jefferson
994183704Hamilton and Burr duelThomas Jefferson
99418370512th amendmentThomas Jefferson
994183706British orders in councilThomas Jefferson
994183707Barbary pirates of North AfricaThomas Jefferson
994183708Zebulon Pike's explorationThomas Jefferson
994183709Aaron Burr conspiracy trialThomas Jefferson
994183710Chesapeake affair with LeopardThomas Jefferson
994183711Embargo actThomas Jefferson
994183712French-British warThomas Jefferson
994183713Robert Fulton invests steamboat Clermont on the Hudson RiverThomas Jefferson
994183714International slave trade endedThomas Jefferson
994183715Non-Intercourse actThomas Jefferson
994183716Fletcher v. PeckJames Madison
994183717Macon's bill #2James Madison
994183718Bank of U.S. ExpiresJames Madison
994183719Battle of TippecanoeJames Madison
994183720Cumberland road beginsJames Madison
994183721War of 1812James Madison
994183722U.S. Invades CanadaJames Madison
994183723War hawksJames Madison
994183724British burn Washington, D.C.James Madison
994183725Hartford conventionJames Madison
994183726Treaty of GhentJames Madison
994183727Battle of New OrleansJames Madison
994183728Tariff of 1816James Madison
994183729Second bank of the U.S.James Madison
994183730American colonization society foundedJames Madison
994183731Era of good feelingsJames Monroe
994183732Erie Canal beginsJames Monroe
994183733Rush-Bagot treatyJames Monroe
994183734British-American convention of 1818James Monroe
994183735Andrew Jackson invades FloridaJames Monroe
994183736Adam-Onis treatyJames Monroe
994183737Dartmouth college v. WoodwardJames Monroe
994183738McCulloch v. MarylandJames Monroe
994183739Panic of 1819James Monroe
994183740Missouri compromiseJames Monroe
994183741Denmark Vesey rebellionJames Monroe
994183742Mexico opens Texas to American settlersJames Monroe
994183743Monroe DoctrineJames Monroe
994183744Gibbons v. OgdenJames Monroe
994183745"Corrupt Bargain"James Monroe
994183746Federal support for internal improvementsJohn Quincy Adams
994183747Tariff of abominationsJohn Quincy Adams
994183748South Carolina exposition and protestJohn Quincy Adams
994183749Completion of Erie CanalJohn Quincy Adams
994183750End of era of good feelingsJohn Quincy Adams
994183751American temperance society formedJohn Quincy Adams
994183752James Fenimore Cooper Last of the MohicansJohn Quincy Adams
994183753Nathaniel Hawthorn The Scarlet LetterJohn Quincy Adams
994183754American systemJohn Quincy Adams
994183755Baltimore and Ohio railroads beginJohn Quincy Adams
994183756Jacksonian democracyAndrew Jackson
994183757Old HickoryAndrew Jackson
994183758Spoils systemAndrew Jackson
994183759Jacksonian reformsAndrew Jackson
994183760Eaton affairAndrew Jackson
994183761Webster-Hayne debateAndrew Jackson
994183762Maysville Road vetoAndrew Jackson
994183763Indian removal actAndrew Jackson
994183764Nat Turner rebellionAndrew Jackson
994183765Alexis de Tocqueville tours U.S.Andrew Jackson
994183766William Lloyd Garrison The LiberatorAndrew Jackson
994183767Cherokee Nation v. GeorgiaAndrew Jackson
994183768Worcester v. GeorgiaAndrew Jackson
994183769Secession and nullificationAndrew Jackson
994183770Vetoes bank of U.S. Re-charterAndrew Jackson
994183771Pet banksAndrew Jackson
994183772Black Hawk WarAndrew Jackson
994183773New York Sun, first penny newspaper createdAndrew Jackson
994183774Compromise tariffAndrew Jackson
994183775Force BillAndrew Jackson
994183776American Anti-Slavery society foundedAndrew Jackson
994183777Whig party createdAndrew Jackson
994183778The mechanical reaperAndrew Jackson
994183779Second Seminole WarAndrew Jackson
994183780Bank of United States expiresAndrew Jackson
994183781Bureau of Indian affairs createdAndrew Jackson
994183782Texas revolution/ independenceAndrew Jackson
994183783Specie circularAndrew Jackson
994183784Gag ruleAndrew Jackson
994183785Trail of tearsAndrew Jackson
994183786Ralph Waldo Emerson's "The American scholar"Martin Van Buren
994183787Independent treasury systemMartin Van Buren
994183788Interchangeable partsMartin Van Buren
994183789Washington temperance societyMartin Van Buren
994183790Panic of 1837Martin Van Buren
994183791Shortest presidency-four weeksWilliam Henry Harrison
994183792Log cabin campaignWilliam Henry Harrison
994183793Rejection of Whig program for national bank, high tariffs, and internal improvements lead to presidents expulsion from party and attempted impeachmentJohn Tyler
994183794Webster-ash burton treatyJohn Tyler
994183795Commonwealth v. HuntJohn Tyler
994183796Priggish v. PennsylvaniaJohn Tyler
994183797Tariff billJohn Tyler
994183798Texas admitted to unionJohn Tyler
994183799"Oregon Fever"John Tyler
994183800Manifest DestinyJames K. Polk
994183801John o'sullivan coins "manifest destiny"James K. Polk
994183802Frederick Douglass Narrative of the life of Frederick DouglasJames K. Polk
994183803Western expansionJames K. Polk
994183804Mass Irish immigration due to famineJames K. Polk
994183805Mexico rejects John Slidell's missionJames K. Polk
994183806Oregon territory "54, 40 or fight" compromise for 49th parellelJames K. Polk
994183807Wilmont provisoJames K. Polk
994183808Mexican warJames K. Polk
994183809Bear flag republic in CaliforniaJames K. Polk
994183810Lewis class's principle of "popular sovereignty"James K. Polk
994183811Wisconsin and Iowa admitted as free statesJames K. Polk
994183812Treaty of Guadalupe HidalgoJames K. Polk
994183813Anti-Slavery Whigs & Democrats form free soil party organizedJames K. Polk
994183814Discovery of gold at Sutter's mill in CaliforniaJames K. Polk
994183815Seneca falls conventionJames K. Polk
994183816Gold rushZachary Taylor
994183817Henry David Thoreau "civil disobedience"Zachary Taylor
994183818Clayton-Bulwer treatyZachary Taylor
994183819Introduction of the compromiseZachary Taylor
994183820Personally opposes compromiseZachary Taylor
994183821Nashville conventionZachary Taylor
994183822Omnibus Bill-Henry ClayZachary Taylor

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