Chapter 8
A New President

 March 4, 1801
 “pomp and circumstance”
 Race mixing
 Accusations
 Educated small farmers
Jeffersonianism
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 Jefferson’s Revolution
 Dealing with Hamilton’s
economic plan
 The Alien and Sedition Acts
 Reducing Taxes and the
national debt
Fighting the Judicial System

 The Judiciary Act of 1801
 Federalist Judges
 Marbury V Madison
 John Marshall
 Judicial Review
Expansion

 Napoleon Bonaparte
 The Louisiana Territory
 James Monroe and Robert
Livingston
 Napoleon’s offer
 The “backbone of the
nation”
The Election of 1804

 Thomas Jefferson
 Aaron Burr
 George Clinton
 Charles Pinckney
 Reasons for Republican Victory
Exploring New Land

 Lewis and Clark
 The Louisiana Purchase
 Results
A Second Term

 The Napoleonic Wars
 Aaron Burr
 Quids
 John Randolph
 The Yazoo Land Scandal
Economic woes

 Seizing US ships
 Impressment
 HMS Leonard
 USS Chesapeake
 Jefferson’s Reaction
Economic Woes

 The Embargo Act of 1807
 Impact of the Embargo
 James Madison
 The Non Intercourse Act
 War Hawks
Foreign policy

 Canada
 The role of Native Americans
 Tecumseh and the Prophet
 William Henry Harrison
 Tippecanoe
The War of 1812

 Madison goes to
War
 June 1, 1812
 Reasons for
declaring war on
Britain
The War of 1812

 Americans try to take Canada
 Detroit
 Oliver Perry
 William Henry Harrison
 The Battle of the Thames
The War of 1812

 The British Offensive
 Burning Washington
 Baltimore
 The British break off the
campaign
The War of 1812

 The Treaty of Ghent
 December 1814
 The Battle of New Orleans
 Andrew Jackson
The Era of Good Feelings

 The Hartford Convention
 James Monroe
 The Federalist Party
 The Era of Good Feelings
The Supreme Court

 John Marshall
 Dartmouth College
V Woodward
 McCulloch V
Maryland
 Interpretations
Slavery

 National Harmony
 Missouri
 Balancing the Senate
 The Missouri Compromise
(1819-1820)
 Results of the compromise
Monroe’s Foreign Policy

 Rush-Bagot Treaty
 British American Convention
 Florida
 The Adams-Onis Treaty
 The role of Andrew Jackson
Monroe’s Foreign Policy

 1823
 The Monroe Doctrine
 European Affairs
 The Western Hemisphere
 “unfriendly acts”