Final Exam Terms (1-68)

identify the term- this includes the who, what, where, when of the term (the historically specific details of what it actually was)
What happened before that made the term significant
How it changed the world (its short term impact)

1. Election of 1800

Who - John Adams (Federalist) and Thomas Jefferson (Democratic Republican)
What - Presidential election of 1800 between John Adams, a Federalist, and Thomas Jefferson, a Democratic Republican.
When - 1800
What happened before - The Sedition act, enacted by Federalists, prohibited the publication of insults or malicious attacks on the president or members of Congress. The Act led Jefferson and James Madison to form the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions that declared the Sedition Act had no force. Conflict over the Sedition Act set the stage for the presidential election of 1800.
Short-term impact - Jefferson won the election by controlling the South and the West. After 1800, the Federalist part became a minority party (it was only strong in New England. and the Democratic-Republican party became a majority party.

2. Thomas Jefferson

Who - Thomas Jefferson
What - Jefferson was a Democratic Republican from Virginia. He won the presidency in the election of 1800 against John Adams. He emerged as a strong president with a strong party to back him. His ideal America was an agrarian republic of yeoman farmers. America's abundant land allowed Jefferson to envision a nation of small family farms. He believed in the "common man." He believed that power in concentrated in the hands of an elite few was dangerous; and, that power should rest with the people so that all interests were represented. He wanted to give more power to state legislature and limit the powers of the federal government. He also wanted the Constitution to be interpreted strictly. Jefferson disliked how the Constitution didn't place a limit on the number of years a president could serve or how it didn't have a bill of rights to protect the citizens' rights.
When - (1743-1826)

3. Louisiana Purchase

Who - Thomas Jefferson, Napoleon Bonaparte, Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, Sacajawea
What - The Louisiana Purchase was the largest peaceful acquisition of territory in United States history. Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, with Sacajawea as their guide, were the first expedition to survey and document the natural and human richness of the area.
When - 1803 (During the Presidency of Thomas Jefferson)
Where - (Check Below for Map)
What Happened Before - Napoleon made the sell because he needed money to maintain the Napoleonic Wars occurring in Europe.
Short-Term Impact - Federalists opposed the purchase mostly because it occurred during the presidency of Thomas Jefferson.

4. Jeffersonianism

Who - Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic Republican
What - Jefferson favored an agrarian republic. He believed in the "common man" and that power should be with the people. He wanted to limit the power of the Federal government and give more power to state legislatures.
- Democratic Republican Party: Arose as the opposition to the Federalists; its adherents were in favor of limiting federal power; they were sympathetic to the French Revolution and hostile to Great Britain; the party drew strength from southern planters and northern farmers and was the majority party after 1800.
Where - United States
When - One of the two dominant political outlooks in the United States from the 1790s to the 1820s.
Short-term effect - His political ideas were widely spread and supported during that time period. With this support, Thomas Jefferson was able to become the third President of the United States in the Election of 1800.

5. Hamiltonianism

Who - Alexander Hamilton and the Federalists
What - Hamilton and the Federalists
- Federalist Party: Organized by figures in the Washington administration who were in favor of a strong federal government, friendship with the British, and opposition to the French Revolution; its power base was among merchants, property owners, and urban workers tied to the commercial economy.
- Hamilton also created "The Federalists Papers" or "Hamilton's Three Reports (1790-1791)" - These were about (1) Public Credit, (2) A National Bank, and (3) Manufacturing.
Where - United States
When - One of the two dominant political outlooks in the United States from the 1790s to the 1820s.
Short-Term Effect - The Federalists part became a minority party after 18-, it was regionally strong only in New England.

6. Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions

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7. War of 1812

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8. The Monroe Doctrine

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9. The Missouri Compromise

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10. Election of 1824

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11. Election of 1828

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12. Jacksonian Democracy

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13. “spoils system”

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14. Rise of Political Parties

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15. The Second Great Awakening

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16. Lowell System

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17. Interchangeable Parts

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18.The Alamo

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19. Antebellum Immigration

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20. Mexican American War

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21. Compromise of 1850

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22. Manifest Destiny

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23. John Brown

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24. Kansas-Nebraska Act

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25. Uncle Tom’s Cabin

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26. Dred Scott v. Sanford

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27. Northern Advantages/Disadvantages in Civil War

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28. Southern Advantages/Disadvantages in Civil War

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29. Presidential Reconstruction

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30. Radical Reconstruction

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31. Jim Crow/ Black Codes

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32. Plessy v. Ferguson

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33. Civil War Amendments (13,14,15)

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34. Captains of Industry vs. Robber Barons

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35. Horizontal and Vertical Integration

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36. Progressivism

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37. Social Darwinism

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38. The Gospel of Wealth

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39. The Social Gospel

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40. Muckrakers

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41. Immigration during the Progressive Era

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42. White Man’s Burden

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43. Spanish American War

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44. Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine

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45. Dollar Diplomacy

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46. WWI Homefront

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47. The Lusitania

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48. Zimmerman Note

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49. The Fourteen Points

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50. The Irreconcilables

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51. Speculation of the 1920’s

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52. Impact of the Automobile on 1920’s

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53. Harlem Renaissance

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54. Flappers

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55. National Origins Act

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56. Scopes Trial

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57. Sacco and Vanzetti

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58. Palmer Raids

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59. Prohibition

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60. Herbert Hoover

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61. Reconstruction Finance Corporation

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62. FDR- The Man

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63. FDR- The President

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64. Bonus Army

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65. NRA

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66. AAA

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67. FDIC

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68. Court Packing

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69. Roosevelt Recession

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