 Wednesday, March 23, 2016
When U.S. defeated Britain in the
War of 1812 (AKA the 2nd
War of American
Independence), the US made a
statement, not only to Britain
but also to the rest of the
world. What do you think this
statement was?
WHAT ARE WE DOING?
 Notes pg 13
 Study Guide: Due before test on test day
 Test Unit 3 pages 10-13 Friday
 Finish column assignment
 Crash Course: War of 1812 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMXqg2PKJZU
WAR OF 1812
http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6583679/the-war-of-1812the-movie
-James Madison became
President in 1808
-British continue
harassment of U.S. trade
and settlers in the west
- impressment
-giving guns to natives
Tecumseh involved:
-US declares war on
Britain: Madison asks
Congress to declare war
against British. (Mr.
Madison’s war)
-U.S. fails to invade
Canada-we have small
army/navy, British beat
us….
http://www.history.com/topics/war-of-1812/videos#americansand-british-face-off-in-war-of-1812
•Most important Indian leader of the
early 19th c.
•He led a group to fight against the US
•Led his confederation into an alliance
with Britain during War of 1812.
•1813, the British and Indians were
defeated by Americans, Tecumseh was
killed, and the surviving Indians
withdrew from the alliance.
WAR OF 1812
-British burn parts of
Washington, 1814 Pres. and
wife flee!
-Star Spangled Banner: our
determination.
-Hartford Convention (dec
1814) debates New
England’s part in war – NE
wants to secede – Federalists
look stupid
-Treaty of Ghent:1814
- ends War of 1812
(no land was exchanged)
pointless… 
-US wins battle of New
Orleans
(8 v 700)
Andrew Jackson becomes
hero (MORALE)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcZKkZO7CTI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt3cYpFLJiM
(hendrix)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GeHW75RefM
(alicia)
Federal Powers
--Powers expanded
-growth of the national
governments powers
-Implied Powers and the
National Bank
-Judicial Review—
Marbury v. Madison
McCulloch v Marylandstate vs federal
national bank IS
allowed b/c of nec. and
prop. clause
Gibbons v Ogden-state
vs federal Congress has
power to regulate
interstate commerce.
Foreign Affairs
-end of the war of 1812
Era of Good Feelings:
northern border with
Canada established
49th parallell-1846,
US/England agreed that it
would be the dividing line
between the American
Pacific NW and the British
territory of Canada
-Florida becomes part of
the US, 1819
Adams-Onis Treaty U.S.
gained Florida, defined
western border of the 1815-1825: lack
Louisiana Territory,
gave Oregon Territory of partisanship
to the U.S., but gave up -- we are getting along
claim to Texas
(not worrying about
other countries, but
ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS
 national mood of the US from 1815- 1825
 1st time American citizens could afford to pay less focus
on military affairs and other countries and more time to
FOCUS on OURSELVES!
 WE will call later this: ISOLATIONISM
ILLUSTRATE TO UNDERSTAND
 CONSEQUENCES OF THE WAR OF 1812:
 Create a bubble chart of the 5 consequences (in own
words)
 Next to each bubble create an illustration of each
consequence.
 Show me when completed: put behind page 13
A-O Treaty (1819)-p36
 b/w US and Spain. Spain was not 
 Signed by Adams (sec of state) and Onis (Spanish minister)
 Had 3 effects:
 Gave us all of FL
 Delineation (defined)of border b/w Louisiana purchase and rest of Spanish claims
in North America were settled.
 We gave up lands in Texas to the Spainish
Abigail Adams
 Wife of 2nd pres. John Adams
 Mother of 6th pres. John Q. Adams
 Letters written to and from hubby
 Topics of equality, suffrage, women’s rights. (1776)
 Spoke her mind. 
Monroe Doctrine
-James Monroe became
President in 1816
-U.S. is still a fragile
nation in the world
arena
-attempts to claim part
of the world as our
own “neighborhood”
-Monroe Doctrine –
stay out of western
hemisphere
states that Europeans
should not interfere
with this hemisphere
Missouri Compromise
-slavery had not been
an issue since the
Constitutional
Convention
-abolitionist movement
was beginning to grow
– against slavery
-1820-there were an
equal number of free
and slave states
-Missouri applies for
statehood
Missouri Compromise
-Missouri and Maine
will enter at same
time to keep balance
-line is drawn at
Missouri to
determine future of
slavery 36, 30
Missouri Compromise36,30