Study for Chapter 7, Section 2Quiz

Character Development

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Chapter 7, Section 2

Nationalism at Center Stage

II.Nationalism at Center Stage

A.Federal government was increasing its power while the states were increasing their economies.

B. Two significant Supreme Court decisions1.    McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)

2.    Gibbons v. Ogden (1824)

C. Nationalism Shapes Foreign Policy

1. John Quincy Adams and Nationalism

2. Treaty with Britain

3. Adams- Onis Treaty with Spain

4. Monroe Doctrine

D.  Nationalism Pushes America West1.    Jim Beckwourth2.    Balance between free and slave

states3.    1819- Missouri asks to enter the Union, but a statehood bill would allow gradually free its slaves. Blocked bills’ passage in the Senate.

4.  AL entered as a slave state, and the admittance of MO would tip the scales in favor of one. Would upset the balance.

5. Henry Clay’s Missouri Compromise- to preserve the balance.

6. South of 36 30 North Latitude- slavery was legal.

7. North of the line- slavery was banned.

                                                                                              

  

                           

                    

Gibbons v. Ogden

John Quincy Adams

1818-1819

James Monroe

Huntsville, Alabama 1819Constitution Hall- left

Henry Clay

Ch 7, S2II. Nationalism at Center Stage

A. Federal government was increasing its power while the states were increasing their economies.

B. Two significant Supreme Court decisions1. McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)2. Gibbons v. Ogden (1824)

C. Nationalism Shapes Foreign Policy1. John Quincy Adams and Nationalism2. Treaty with Britain3. Adams- Onis Treaty- with Spain4. Monroe Doctrine

D. Nationalism Pushes America West1. Jim Beckwourth2. Balance between free and slave states3. 1819- Missouri asks to enter the Union, but a statehood bill would allow

gradually free its slaves. Blocked bills’ passage in the Senate.4. AL entered as a slave state, and the admittance of MO would tip the scales in

favor of one. Would upset the balance.5. Henry Clay’s Missouri Compromise- to preserve the balance.6. South of 36 30 North Latitude- slavery was legal. 7. North of the line- slavery was banned.

Review Questions1. Discuss the following Supreme Court cases:

a. Gibbons v. Ogdenb. McCulloch v. Marylandc. Fletcher v. Peckd. Dartmouth v. Woodward

2. Discuss the following policies:a. Rush- Bagot Treatyb. Adams- Onis Treatyc. Monroe Doctrine

3. Why did settlers begin moving west?

4. How did the Missouri Compromise temporarily settle the growing tensions between the North and the South over slavery?

5. What did the Monroe Doctrine specifically warn European nations from doing?