43. Madison (why he supported) and War of 1812 (84) 44. Burning of Washington, DC (84-85, 82) 45. Francis Scott Key (85) 46. Battle of New Orleans & Andrew Jackson (86) 47. Treaty of Ghent (86) 48. Hartford Convention (86) 49. Adams-Onis Treaty (87) Text Reading Questions (Chapter 1.3 through all of Chapter 2): Which European nation helped George Washington and the American patriots win the War for Independence by defeating the British at the battle of Yorktown in 1781? (14) What were the main problems with the Articles of Confederation? Be sure to include information about financial problems and how the Spanish and British disrespected American borders. (15) What were the main arguments for and against ratification of the Constitution? What did the Federalist eventually agree to do to win support for the new Constitution? (17-18) What group of people benefitted most from Hamilton’s funding” plan to pay “full off bonds at full face value? How did Hamilton plan to raise money to fund this part of his economic plan? (61-62) Identify 4 arguments Jefferson and Madison used to oppose Hamilton’s economic plan. (62-63) How did Hamilton convince southerners to support the plan for assumption of state debts? (63) Identify the most important cause and most important effect of the Whiskey Rebellion (63) What did the Federalist Party support? Which leaders joined this party? What ideas did the Democratic Republican Party support? Which leaders joined this party? (64-65) How were the British involved in the conflict between American settlers and Native Americans in the Northwest Territories? (66-67) How were the two American parties affected by the French Revolution? Which side did each party support or oppose? Why did each party decide to support or oppose the revolution in France? (67-69) Why did President Washington issue the Proclamation of Neutrality? (66-67) What did Jay’s Treaty and Pinckney’s Treaty accomplish? (68-69, also review #3 above and page 15) What did Washington warn against in his Farewell Address? (69, 72)
43. Madison (why he supported) and War of 1812 (84) 44. Burning of Washington, DC (84-85, 82) 45. Francis Scott Key (85) 46. Battle of New Orleans & Andrew Jackson (86) 47. Treaty of Ghent (86) 48. Hartford Convention (86) 49. Adams-Onis Treaty (87) Text Reading Questions (Chapter 1.3 through all of Chapter 2): Which European nation helped George Washington and the American patriots win the War for Independence by defeating the British at the battle of Yorktown in 1781? (14) What were the main problems with the Articles of Confederation? Be sure to include information about financial problems and how the Spanish and British disrespected American borders. (15) What were the main arguments for and against ratification of the Constitution? What did the Federalist eventually agree to do to win support for the new Constitution? (17-18) What group of people benefitted most from Hamilton’s “full funding” plan to pay off bonds at full face value? How did Hamilton plan to raise money to fund this part of his economic plan? (61-62) Identify 4 arguments Jefferson and Madison used to oppose Hamilton’s economic plan. (62-63) How did Hamilton convince southerners to support the plan for assumption of state debts? (63) Identify the most important cause and most important effect of the Whiskey Rebellion (63) What did the Federalist Party support? Which leaders joined this party? What ideas did the Democratic Republican Party support? Which leaders joined this party? (64-65) How were the British involved in the conflict between American settlers and Native Americans in the Northwest Territories? (66-67) How were the two American parties affected by the French Revolution? Which side did each party support or oppose? Why did each party decide to support or oppose the revolution in France? (67-69) Why did President Washington issue the Proclamation of Neutrality? (66-67) What did Jay’s Treaty and Pinckney’s Treaty accomplish? (68-69, also review #3 above and page 15) What did Washington warn against in his Farewell Address? (69, 72)
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