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NAME:_____________________________________________________________________ PERIOD: ______________________ DATE: __________________________________
Robertson APUSH
POST WAR OF 1812 AND THE AMERICAN SYSTEM:[PERIOD|FOUR]
topic listOVERVIEW: Use the list below as a guide of the key terms, people, dates, events, etc. that you should have explained in your notes by the end of this lecture.
• Treaty of Ghent (1814)• Congress of Vienna (1814-1815)• Smuggling• Federalists• Secession• Blue Light Federalists• Hartford Convention (1814)• Hartford Resolutions• Stalemate• Native Americans• Alabama Creeks• Red Sticks• Creek War• Andrew Jackson• Treaty of Fort Jackson• Canadian nationalism• Opinions on Treaty of Ghent• Rush-Bagot Agreement (1817)• American nationalism• Literature
• Washington Irving• James Fenimore Cooper• Art• Economic nationalism• Washington DC• American manufacturing• British competition• Tariff of 1816• Henry Clay• American System—3 parts• President Madison• Erie Canal• Necessary and Proper Clause• Andrew Jackson• South
NAME:_____________________________________________________________________ PERIOD: ______________________ DATE: __________________________________
Robertson APUSH
POST WAR OF 1812 AND THE AMERICAN SYSTEM:[PERIOD|FOUR]
topic listOVERVIEW: Use the list below as a guide of the key terms, people, dates, events, etc. that you should have explained in your notes by the end of this lecture.
• Treaty of Ghent (1814)• Congress of Vienna (1814-1815)• Smuggling• Federalists• Secession• Blue Light Federalists• Hartford Convention (1814)• Hartford Resolutions• Stalemate• Native Americans• Alabama Creeks• Red Sticks• Creek War• Andrew Jackson• Treaty of Fort Jackson• Canadian nationalism• Opinions on Treaty of Ghent• Rush-Bagot Agreement (1817)• American nationalism• Literature
• Washington Irving• James Fenimore Cooper• Art• Economic nationalism• Washington DC• American manufacturing• British competition• Tariff of 1816• Henry Clay• American System—3 parts• President Madison• Erie Canal• Necessary and Proper Clause• Andrew Jackson• South
