APUSH Chapter 10

A study guide for American Narrative textbook chapter 10.  Talks about the 1800s and ends with Jackson's election.  

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Front Back
Economic nationalism
National bank, protective tariff, internal improvements
Specie payment
Exchange of coins for paper money submitted by depositors
James Madison bank quote
Nat'l bank issue decided by "repeated recognitions...of the validity of such an institution in acts of leg, jud, and exec branches of gov, accompanied by general will of nation"
Pro B.U.S.
Calhoun (SC) and Clay (KY)
Anti B.U.S.
Webster (New Hampshire) and Benton (Missouri)--represent new england and the west
1. Pro-tariff2. Anti-tariff
1. manufacturers, wool processors, and food, sugar, and hemp growers1. Southern farmers and northern shippers
1st tariff intended to protect industry
Tariff of 1816
Constitutional basis for internal improvements
Constitutional provision for national defense and expansion of postal system
National Road
*also called Cumerland Road*construction began 1815*5% of Ohio land sales go toward building it
1. Pro internal improvements2. Anti internal improvements
1. West2. North and south
Henry Clay
*Kentucky*Speaker of the house*American system
American System
1. high protective tariffs2. higher land prices to fund internal improvements3. strong nat'l bank
James Monroe
*5th pres, last of rev. gen*rep in VA assembly and gov *rep in Confederation Congress and U.S. senator*U.S. minister in Paris, London, and Madrid
James Monroe and economic nationalism
*econ nationalism not extended during his term*veto of 1822 cumberland road bill*urged constitutional ammendment for internal improvements
Monroe Cabinet
*Sec of State: John Quincy*Sec of Treasury: William Crawford*head of war depart: john calhoun