December 23, 2022

Case that established the power of Judicial Review

• Formal Amendment
• Bill of Rights
• Unconstitutional 
• Marbury vs Madison

Serving only two terms and having a cabinet of advisors are

• Washington's precedents
• A loose interpretation of the Constitution
• Judicial Review
• A strong national government

Supporters of strict versus loose interpretation of the constitution had their first conflict over this

• Tariff on foreign goods
• Immigration law 
• XYZ Affair
• Alexander Hamilton's National Bank

This doubled the size of the United States, gave use control of the Mississippi River, and provided access to the Port at New Orleans

• Judiciary Act of 1789
• Marbury vs. Madison
• Louisiana Purchase
• 12th Amendement

The power of the courts in our country to examine the actions of the legislative and executive acts are unconstitutional as in the case of Marbury vs Madison. Chief Justice John Marshall declared that the Supreme Court’s duty is to interpret the law according to the US Constitution.

• Executive Order

• Congressional Session

• Judicial Review

• Subpoena

Thomas Jefferson defied strict construction ideals to make a land deal with Napoleon for the purchase of all of the this territory out west for 15 million dollars. This land purchase doubled the size of the United States and would stretch from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains. Corps of Discovery led by Lewis and Clark, would map out the territory to Pacific Ocean.

• Adam-Onis Treaty

• Louisiana Purchase 1803

• Missouri Compromise 1820

• Northwest Ordinance of 1787

December 2, 1823 President announces in his State of the Union Address, warning European nations that the United States would not tolerate further colonization or puppet monarchs. European powers should interfere in the affairs of a nation in the Western Hemisphere.

• Eisenhower Doctrine

• Truman Doctrine

• Nixon Doctrine

• Monroe Doctrine

Warned against “entangling alliances”, warned of evils of political parties, and set precedent or two-term presidency.

• Washington's Farewell Address

• James Madison's State of the Union Address

• FDR Speech (Pearl Harbor)

• Theodore Roosevelt 1912

This founding father declared we should stay neutral as a country?

• George Washington
• Thomas Jefferson
• Alexander Hamilton
• James Madison

Which war did we fight England for a second time, and caused a renewed sense of nationalism, and a growth of manufacturing? 

• American Revolution
• The Civil War
• War of 1812
• Mexican American War