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Alien Act
The president authorized a law to deport illigal aliens( people who are dangrouse to the safty of our country, -
Election of George Washington
First president that set precedents for the country; without George Washington the survival of the U.S might have been impossible. -
Whiskey Rebellion
When the U.S. congress passed a tax that added 7 cents per gallon of whiskey to help pay off debts from th revolutionary war. -
Bill of Rights added to the Constitution
Many people thought that the constitution was giving to much power to the citzens, so they added amendments from the Bill of Rights. -
Democratic Republic party
Jefferson and several of his friends didn’t like the government before. So they created the Democratic- Republican Party -
Beginning of Federalist Party
The Federalist party was an political party during the First party -
Sedition Act
Four laws that madee it harder to become a legal citizen. It took 5-14 years to go through the whole process. -
XYZ Affair
3 anonomous French men approched the U.S delegates demanding $250,000 to their forgein minister Talleyrand. -
Election of John Adams
This remarkable political philosopher became the 2nd president of the United States -
Election of Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson was our third president. He beat John Adams. He helped form the Democratic-Republican part. -
John Marshall appointed
He accepted appontment as one of three envoys sent on a diplomatic missioon to france. -
Marbury vs. MAddison
William Marbury was one of the people appointed to a judgeship in the last days of Federalist power.When Jefferson became President, he instructed Secretary of State Madison not to deliver the commission. -
Louisiana Purchase
The United States purchased the Louisiana Territory from France for $15million. -
Lewis and Clark Expedition
President Thomas Jefferson asked Lewis and William Clark to travel the Louisuana Purchase to explore the NAtive American Idians who where living there. -
Embargo Act
Stopped all trade between America and all the other foriegn countries -
Election of James Madison
James Madisdon was one of our founding fathers. Madison was also our 4th president. -
Non-Intercoarse Act
Didn't allow commercial intercourse between Great Brittan and France. -
War of 1812
Conflict between great Brittian and young U.S. flared up again. The U.S> was tired of the seizure of american ships, impressments of american soilders and restriction of trade between the U.S. and France. -
Indian Removal Act
Jackson told the Indians to get out and move to the west. He used the power of the militaryto force them out. -
Battle of New Orleans
It was a pointless War because Colonel Andrew Jackson had yet to be informed of the Peace Treaty that was signed. He had no knowlege of what was to come. The war was the final battle of the war of 1812 -
Election of James Monroe
James Monroe easily wins the election and becomes the 5th president of the United States -
McCullough v. Maryland
"Maryland enacted a statue imposing a tax on all banks operating in Maryland not charted by the states." -
Expanded Suffrage to all white males
The expansion of voting rights to white males. -
Election of John Adams
It balanced the number of slave states and free states -
Monroe Doctrine
President Monroe purposed o Doctrine that warned European powers not to interfer with the Western Hemisphere. -
Election of 1824
An Election made by The House of Representatives because the candidates didn’t win in the majority electoral vote. John Quincy Adams was elected president. -
Electionof andrew Jackson
Andrew Jackson was elected as the 7th president of the United states. He was very helpful tto our country. -
Beginning of Democratic Party
This election started the democratic party.it was made up of the Jacksonians. -
Worcester v. Georgia
people were “resisting within the limits of the Cherokee nation without a license. Worcester argued that the state could not maintain the prosecution because the state violated the constitution” -
Closing of the U.S. Bank
the bank went broke from all debt the U.S. went into -
Gibbons vs. Ogden
It extented interstate commerce, and it limited the power of the federal government over state conflicts.
