Politics in the 1970's
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Bryan Corpuz Mr. Kirchgassner-4th period 9/30/11 Politics in the 1790?s
Politics of the United States
Bryan Corpuz Mr. Kirchgassner-4th period 9/30/11 Politics in the 1790?s
How did the philosophical and political disagreements between Hamilton and Jefferson lead to the creation of the first American political parties?
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Shortly subsequent to the revolution, many serious changes took place in the United Sates. Aside from the physical characteristics, the political aspect of this period of social adolescence was most extraordinary. From the heart of the country rose two individuals, Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton. Both of their political philosophies formed the basis of all development to come. Disputed issues such as interpretation of the constitution, the Louisiana Purchase, as well as who should manage public affairs, solidified the internal conflict of a growing nation. One disputed issue at hand being the way the United States should go about running itself, Hamilton and Jefferson possessed two very different views.
Moving to west
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Test #5 (missing 235-259) The Frontier Lures Settlers American Mission ? 1840s begin to move westward and southward ?the fulfillment of our manifest destiny to overspread the continent allotted by Providence for the free development of our yearly multiplying millions,? John L. O?Sullivan Manifest destiny ? express their belief that the US? destiny was to expand to the Pacific Ocean and into Mexican territory. Attitudes Toward the Frontier ? Attraction: Abundance of land in West. Harbors in Oregon Territory to help expand trade Had personal economic problems (Panic of 1837) Settlers and Native Americans ? Some Native Americans try to maintain traditions on new lands, some fought the whites off land, some advanced with the white culture
John Adams-1
Abstract- In the Biography Titled ?John Adams? by David McCullough it follows the Life of John Adams. ?John Adams? follows the life of none other than John Adams from Harvard Law School, through the American Revaluation, His Presidency, the war of 1812, and his Death. The Book describes his life from both a personal view and an openly view such as his letters with his wife Abigail Adams and then his reign as President. Historical Background-
John Adams
Abstract- In the Biography Titled ?John Adams? by David McCullough it follows the Life of John Adams. ?John Adams? follows the life of none other than John Adams from Harvard Law School, through the American Revaluation, His Presidency, the war of 1812, and his Death. The Book describes his life from both a personal view and an openly view such as his letters with his wife Abigail Adams and then his reign as President. Historical Background-
Chapter 17 Notes
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• Chapter 17: Manifest Destiny and Its Legacy
o President William Henry Harrison “Old Tippecanoe” – died of pneumonia after only four weeks in office
o Daniel Webster – Secretary of State
o Henry Clay – uncrowned King of the Whigs and their ablest spokesman in Senate
o John Tyler – new president; Virginia gentleman of the old school; stubbornly attached to principle
o Accused of being a Democrat in Whig clothing
o Whigs put him on ticket to attract the vote of the fringe group of Jeffersonian states’ righters
o Whigs wanted financial reform
o Whig congress hastened to pass a law ending the independent treasury system, Tyler signed it
o Passed a bill for a “Fiscal Bank” which would establish a new Bank of the United States, Tyler vetoed
Aaron Burr Jr. biography
Aaron Burr Jr. biography.
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Mulholland 1
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Scalawags-Definition
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Native white Southern politicians who joined the Republican party after the war and advocated the acceptance of and compliance with congressional Reconstruction were labeled scalawags. To most white Southerners, scalawags were an unprincipled group of traitorous opportunists who had deserted their countrymen and ingratiated themselves with the hated Radical Republicans for their own material gain. The devastation in the South after the war, coupled with the economic and social problems, created a need for progressive political action that the disenfranchised white population could not address.
Chapter 11 outline
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Review of Federalist Paper #10
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Bethany Sassen Federalist Paper #10 James Madison
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