(large states plan) French Revolution (1789) New Jersey Plan (small states plan) Citizen Compromises in Constitution: Neutrality Proclamation (1793) 3/5’s XYZ Affair Great Compromise (two houses) Talleyrand Federalists (those for the Constitution) Undeclared naval war with (1799) Anti-Federalists (those against Constitution) Convention of 1800 Patrick Henry (“give me ..or give me Jays Treaty (1794, ratified 1796, b/w U.S and Death”) , averted war) ratification of U.S. Pinckney’s Treaty (1795, ratified in 1796, set up Federalist Papers-encouraged Constitution, written by Hamilton, borders and with Spain) “friendship” Madison and Jay Treaty of John Fisk, critical period Pirates George Mason, Bill of Rights UNIT THREE: 1800-1840 POLITICS OF THE 1790s: Themes: Bill of Rights adopted Election of 1800 becomes president Thomas Jefferson Judiciary Act of 1789 (set up courts) Jefferson’s inaugural address Hamilton, Sec. of Treasury judges” “ Jefferson, Sec. of State Louisiana Purchase (1803) excise taxes Justice Samuel implied powers clause Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804) strict (Jefferson) v. loose (Hamilton) interpretation Hamilton-Burr Duel (Hamilton dies) Location of capitol: Pike Expedition (1805) Whiskey Rebellion Berlin and Decrees (1807)-made by Washington’s Farewell Address-warned nation to Napoleon, tried to force European nations stay out of foreign entanglements NOT to trade with Great Britain as Vice President under Orders in Council and Sedition Acts (1798)-Dem-Rep Impressment-forcing American sailors to join claimed they were designed to protect the British ships Federalist Party/censorship Chesapeake-Leopard Affair and Resolutions Case Election of 1800, Burr v. Non-intercourse Act Revolution of 1800 (smooth transfer of power Macon Bill #2-bill intended to motivate France from one party to another) and Britain to stop seizing American John Singleton Copley, Charles Wilson Peale, and vessels during the Napoleonic wars Gilbert Stuart Tecumseh artists, painted portraits of founding War hawks fathers, etc. Causes of War of 1812 Federalist opposition to war FOREIGN AFFAIRS IN THE 1790s: Treaty of (1814)-ended War of 1812 French Alliance, 1777-after Battle of Saratoga Victory at (1815) ’s
(large states plan) New Jersey Plan (small states plan) Compromises in Constitution: 3/5’s Great Compromise (two houses) Federalists (those for the Constitution) Anti-Federalists (those against Constitution) Patrick Henry (“give me ..or give me Death”) Federalist Papers-encouraged ratification of U.S. Constitution, written by Hamilton, Madison and Jay John Fisk, critical period George Mason, Bill of Rights POLITICS OF THE 1790s: Bill of Rights adopted becomes president Judiciary Act of 1789 (set up courts) Hamilton, Sec. of Treasury Jefferson, Sec. of State excise taxes implied powers clause strict (Jefferson) v. loose (Hamilton) interpretation Location of capitol: Whiskey Rebellion Washington’s Farewell Address-warned nation to stay out of foreign entanglements as Vice President under and Sedition Acts (1798)-Dem-Rep claimed they were designed to protect the Federalist Party/censorship and Resolutions Election of 1800, Burr v. Revolution of 1800 (smooth transfer of power from one party to another) John Singleton Copley, Charles Wilson Peale, and Gilbert Stuart artists, painted portraits of founding fathers, etc. FOREIGN AFFAIRS IN THE 1790s: French Alliance, 1777-after Battle of Saratoga French Revolution (1789) Citizen Neutrality Proclamation (1793) XYZ Affair Talleyrand Undeclared naval war with (1799) Convention of 1800 Jays Treaty (1794, ratified 1796, b/w U.S and , averted war) Pinckney’s Treaty (1795, ratified in 1796, set up borders and “friendship” with Spain) Treaty of Pirates UNIT THREE: 1800-1840 Themes: Election of 1800 Thomas Jefferson Jefferson’s inaugural address “ judges” Louisiana Purchase (1803) Justice Samuel Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804) Hamilton-Burr Duel (Hamilton dies) Pike Expedition (1805) Berlin and Decrees (1807)-made by Napoleon, tried to force European nations NOT to trade with Great Britain Orders in Council Impressment-forcing American sailors to join British ships Chesapeake-Leopard Affair Case Non-intercourse Act Macon Bill #2-bill intended to motivate France and Britain to stop seizing American vessels during the Napoleonic wars Tecumseh War hawks Causes of War of 1812 Federalist opposition to war Treaty of (1814)-ended War of 1812 ’s Victory at (1815)
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