7.3 and 7.4 Objs: 1. Explain how nationalism affected  domestic and foreign policy, 2, Discuss how sectionalism was reflected in  the Missouri compromise.

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7.3 and 7.4 Objs: 1. Explain how nationalism affected  domestic and foreign policy, 2, Discuss how sectionalism was reflected in  the Missouri compromise. 3. Discuss Jackson's loss in the 1824  election, the characteristics of his  presidency and the historical cirsumstances  surroungign the Trail of Tears

Bellringer Quiz 1. Define nationalism: 2. This document said that Europe should  not intervene in the Western Hemisphere. 3-5 Name the 3 components of the  American Plan: 6. What court case stated that Congress  could use the elastic clause to create a  national bank? Answer the following according to the  Missouri Compromise: 7. What state entered as a free state? 8. What state entered as a slave state? 9. Who won the popular vote in the 1824  election but lost the presidency? 10. In what court case did the Supreme  Court declare that Georgia's seizure of  Cherokee property was illegal?

Intro: 1. Define nationalism. 2. What were the 3 components of the American system? 3. How did Marshall and the Supreme Court increase federal power in the  decision of McCulloch v Maryland? 4. Using the chart on p. 244 describe the following: a. A BOOM in the economy b. The causes of a BUST c. A BUST in the economy d. Why did so many BUSTS (panics) occur in the early 1800s and their  impacts? 5. Discuss the foreign policy with Spain under President Monroe (the  Secretary of State was John Quincy Adams). 6. What was the Monroe Doctrine? 7. Describe the historical circumstances surrounding the Missouri  Compromise (before, during and after).

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