
Unit 9: POTUS #5 Monroe / Industrial Revolution
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- Q1tax on imported goods designed to benefit American industry by increasing the price of imported goodsprotective tariff30s
- Q2man made waterway that connects bodies of watercanal30s
- Q3hero of Battle of New Orleans; sent to drive Seminoles out of Georgia; illegally invades Florida and claims it for USAndrew Jackson30s
- Q4"steamboat case"; Supreme Court led by Chief Justice John Marshall ruled federal license supreme over state license; established authority of national government to regulate interstate commerceGibbons vs. Ogden30s
- Q5trade between two or more statesinterstate commerce30s
- Q6"can't tax your dad case"'; Supreme Court led by Chief Justice John Marshall ruled that a state could not tax a federal institution (like the National Bank); federal law is supreme over state lawMcCulloch vs. Maryland30s
- Q7Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; Federalist appointed by John Adams: uses influence on Supreme Court to uphold federal authorityJohn Marshall30s
- Q8statement issued by James Monroe; 1(1)pledged that US would stay out of European affairs (2) Western Hemisphere was closed to future colonization (3) US would consider any attempt at colonizing any of the Americas (North or South) as cause for warMonroe Doctrine30s
- Q9loyalty to the interest of your own region/section of the country rather than to the nation as a wholesectionalism30s
- Q10slavery; cotton plantationsregional interest of South30s
- Q11manufacturing and trade; protective tariffsregional interest of North30s
- Q12food farmers; cheap land and improved transportationregional interest of West30s
- Q13introduced by Henry Clay; maintained the balance of free / slave states by allowing Maine to enter Union as a free state and Missouri as a slave state; said slavery would be banned in Louisiana Territory above the 36º30'N line of latitudeMissouri Compromise30s
- Q14feeling of pride and loyalty for nation; wanting what is best for nationnationalism30s
- Q15Kentucky congressman; nationalist; proposed "The American System"Henry Clay30s