1. Was the Jeffersonian Revolution a revolution?

2. Passing of the 12th Amendment

3. First Barbary War
Creation of the new navy
Creation of marines

4. Judiciary Act of 1801 “Midnight appointments”
Marbury v Madison= judicial review

5. Aaron Burr Conspiracy

6. Louisiana Purchase

7. Lewis and Clark

8. Embargo Act of 1807
“Go Bar ‘Em”, “Dambargo”

9. James Madison

10. Macon’s Bill No. 2
Reopened Atlantic to neutral trade

11. Tecumseh and the Prophet

12. Battle of Tippecanoe

13. War of 1812- Mr. Madison’s War

15. Hartford Convention

16. Treaty of Ghent Essentially an armistice
“Not one inch of territory ceded or lost!”

17. Andrew Jackson and the Battle of New Orleans

18. American System and Henry Clay
1. Strong banking system
2. High protective tariffs
3. Internal improvements (bridges, roads, etc)

19. Ohio Boom! Creation of the National Road (Cumberland)
Use of the first steamboat (Robert Fulton)
Land Act of 1820
Cheap money in “wildcat banks”

20. James Monroe

21. The Era of Good Feelings
Death of the Federalists
One ruling political party

22. Missouri Compromise Tallmadge Amendment
This momentous question, like a fire bell in the night, awakened and filled me with terror.
Tallmadge Amendment

23. Adams- Onis Treaty
Treaty of 1818

24. Monroe Doctrine