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American History Homework Four Answers - Student 26 (view source)
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== American History Homework Four ==
--In Progress--
1. The "Revolution of 1800" was in reality the ELECTION of 1800. This presidential election gained it's nickname for being the first peacfull switch of power by election in modern history.
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3. The British did many things which provoked America. England was at war with France at the time and both countries did their best to keep America (who was nueteral) from trading with the other. This resulted in over 900 american ships being seized. Therefore, Congress passed the Embargo Act of 1807 which prohibited American ships to enter foreign ports and British ships from docking at american ports. This, on top of many other acts of Britain, (including entering D.C. and burning down the whitehouse) drove america to declare war.
4. The Monroe Doctrine
5. The Jacksonian Democracy included these beleifs
a. Jacksonians beleived foting rights to be extremely important.
b. Jacksonians had the beleif that it was american's "destiny" to settle the west.
c. Jacksonians beleived that the rotation of political appointees was very important and that it would help the common man to become more involved.
d. Jacksonians beleived in a Federal Government with limited power.
e. Jacksonians were extremely opposed to banks (The national bank in particular)
6. McCulloch v. Maryland was one of the "landmark" decisions that the Marshall court is known for.
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Bruin Become MEDIATOR or Negotiation for PEACE
William Charles, New York, c. 1813.
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John Bull: Pray Mr Bruin try if you can make up this little Difference between us-The Wasps and Hornets have Stung me so hard I wish I had never disturbed their Nests.
Columbia: I thank you Mr Bruin but I cannot trust the Bull. 'Tho he has promised to draw his HORNS he must be safe bound to the Stake before I treat with him.
Bruin: Let me unite your hands Madam-Johny and I have been very friendly since I sent him my Fleet to take care of----
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--[[User:JessS|JessS]] 11:37, 3 October 2008 (EDT)
--[[User:JessS|JessS]] 11:37, 3 October 2008 (EDT)
--[[User:JessS|JessS]] 11:37, 3 October 2008 (EDT)