1
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- How were U.S. ministers abroad treated by European nations?
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Ignored
2
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- What threat from North African states could the U.S. not counter?
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- Barbary pirates (Tunis, Tripoli, Algiers, Morocco) because of no navy.
3
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- What boundary dispute involved Spain?
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- Dispute over the 31st Parallel.
4
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- Which navigation right was critical to western interests?
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- Passage rights on the Mississippi River.
5
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- What British actions in the Northwest harmed U.S. interests?
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- Occupation of forts and arming of Native American groups.
6
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- What two diplomatic failures characterized U.S. foreign relations?
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Could not obtain trade treaties; could not guarantee uniform tariff rates.
History Book Notes
flashcards
Decks in class (56)
# Cards
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chapter 6 Notes26
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test 2 part 2 flashcards22
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Reinforcement15
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History Book Notes10
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Chapter 10 Notes93
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Burr and Hamilton10
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Articles of confederation notes6
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Articles of Confederation — Origins and Structure8
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Articles of Confederation — Congressional Powers and Limits6
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Congressional Successes under the Articles6
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Diplomatic Weaknesses under the Articles3
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Specific Diplomatic Problems6
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Internal Problems and Shay’s Rebellion4
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Background of the Constitutional Convention — Context4
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Annapolis Convention (September 11, 1786)5
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The Constitutional Convention (May 25 – September 17, 1787) — Delegates and Goals4
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Major Controversies and Plans3
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The Great Compromise and Drafting3
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Final Constitution — Compromises and Structure8
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Ratification disputes and early elections4
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Washington’s administration and judicial system2
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Major policy disputes: Hamilton vs. Jefferson3
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Revenue, Whiskey Rebellion, and enforcement2
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Northwest Indian conflict and resolution3
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Origins of the two‑party system4
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Washington’s Foreign Policy — Big Picture3
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Major Diplomatic Achievements under Washington2
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The Jay Treaty of 17945
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Reaction to the Jay Treaty3
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U.S.-Spain Negotiations — Pinckney Treaty5
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Problems with France during Washington’s Presidency5
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John Adams Presidency — Election and Character3
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Adams and the Crisis with France5
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Domestic Politics and the Federalists2
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The Alien and Sedition Acts.4
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Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions2
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End of Franco-American Crisis and Federalist Decline4
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Election of 1800 & Judiciary Act of 18017
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Thomas Jefferson and the “Revolution” of 18003
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Jefferson’s First Administration (Cabinet & Policies)4
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Louisiana Purchase (May 2, 1803) & Exploration7
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Jefferson’s Re-election (1804) & Gallatin4
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Jefferson’s Troubled Second Administration (Burr, Britain/France, Embargo)7
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Tensions on the Western Frontier & Tecumseh (1811)2
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Causes of the War of 1812 & the War Hawks4
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Declaration of War (1812) & Timing3
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U.S. Military Strengths & Weaknesses3
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Naval War on High Seas & Inland Waters2
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Land Campaigns (1812–1814) & Canada3
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Southern Campaigns & Andrew Jackson1
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British Attacks on the U.S. East Coast (1814)2
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The Battle of New Orleans (January 8, 1815)5
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Treaty of Ghent (December 24, 1814) & Negotiations3
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Impact of the War of 18125
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Test 2 part 1 notes31
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Chapter 13 notes82
