Confirmed Clear and Present Danger.

Overturned Plessy vs. Ferguson, declaring segregation in public schools illegal.

Expanded the rights of the accused (people who have been arrested).

Ruled that students' rights may be suspended in public schools.

Brown vs Board of Ed.

Overturned Plessy vs. Ferguson, declaring segregation in public schools illegal.

Confirmed Clear and Present Danger.

Expanded the rights of the accused (people who have been arrested).

Ruled that students' rights may be suspended in public schools.

What do the cases of Mapp vs. Ohio, Gideon vs. Wainwright, and Miranda vs. Arizona have in common?

These cases all expanded the rights of the accused (people who have been arrested).

These cases all have to do with regulations on food and drugs within the United States.

These cases all helped workers to gain more access to affordable healthcare and services through their employer.

These cases all have to do with how the United States welcomed back the South after the Civil War.

Ruled that students' rights may be suspended in public schools.

Confirmed Clear and Present Danger.

Overturned Plessy vs. Ferguson, declaring segregation in public schools illegal.

Expanded the rights of the accused (people who have been arrested).

Ruled that the President could not censor newspapers, and showed that the President was not above the law.

Ruled that President Nixon could censor newspapers, it showed that there are different laws for Presidents.

Ruled that Nixon could not protect subpoenaed evidence, showed that the President was not above the law, and led to the resignation of Nixon.

Nixon's attempt at trying to operate the NY Times after his Presidency.

Ruled that Nixon could not protect subpoenaed evidence, showed that the President was not above the law, and led to the resignation of Nixon.

Ruled that President Nixon could censor newspapers, it showed that there are different laws for Presidents.

Ruled that the President could not censor newspapers, and showed that the President was not above the law.

Nixon's attempt at trying to become the only President since FDR to serve more than two terms in the White House.

What was the effect of the Whiskey Rebellion?

It showed the new Federal Government under the Constitution would be strong.

It led to the separation between American products and their European counterparts.

It showed that Americans were not going to ever allow the government to control them.

U.S. buys land, the Mississippi River, and the port of New Orleans from France. The farmers of the Ohio River Valley.

Explain Washington's policy of Neutrality (Proclamation of Neutrality).

Stay out of European Wars/Alliances.

Washington believed that America would have to be as involved as possible in European affairs to stay relevant.

To not allow political parties in the United States.

That people need to respect the privacy of Americans

Why was President Thomas Jefferson conflicted over purchasing the Louisiana Territory?

He was a strict constructionist of the Constitution, and nothing was said about the president being able to purchase foreign land.

He did not think that the land would be profitable.

He thought that he could just wait for the French to lose a war and have to give up that land.

He did not like the idea of buying land that he believed was already his property.

What was acquired in the Louisiana Purchase, and what group directly benefited?

U.S. buys land, the Mississippi River, and the port of New Orleans from France. The farmers of the Ohio River Valley.

U.S. buys land, the Ohio River, and the port of Tampa Bay from Spain. The farmers of the Georgia River Valley.

U.S. sells land, the Mississippi River, and the port of New Orleans from France. The farmers of France.

U.S. Buys Alaska, the Yukon River, and the Port of Anchorage from Russia. The United States

What did Jefferson hire Lewis and Clark to do?

To explore and map the Louisiana Purchase.

To find a way to convince Native Americans across the country to integrate within the U.S. population.

To try and connect farmers from the Ohio River to farmers from the Great Plains.

To help map out what would become Washington D.C.

In an attempt to stay neutral, Jefferson closed down U.S. ports to punish the British and French for violating American shipping in the Atlantic Ocean.

Europeans would no longer colonize Latin America/Western Hemisphere.

Forced Native Americans to relocate west of the Mississippi River, dropped property requirements for voting, and used the Spoils System, which is hiring political supporters to government jobs.

The belief that the U.S. should extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast.

Why was the National Road built?

This connected the Ohio River to Maryland.

This road would be on display at the 1890 World's Fair Exhibition.

To show the world the strength and power of the United States of America.

Why was the Erie Canal built?

This ran from Buffalo to Albany, connecting the Great Lakes and the Midwest to the Eastern seaboard.

This connected the Ohio River to Maryland.

To control the country's money supply

To explore and map the Louisiana Purchase.

U.S. policy that said that Europeans would no longer colonize Latin America/Western Hemisphere.

Washington's Policy of Neutrality.

What was the purpose of the National Bank?

To control the country's money supply.

To secure that the American Dollar is the Currency of trade.

To manage Wall Street and the Greater Stock Market.

To get Americans comfortable with using banks.

How did Andrew Jackson expand voting rights?

Dropped property requirements for voting, and used the Spoils System, which is hiring political supporters to government jobs.

Freed the slaves and gave them the opportunity to vote.

Lowered the required age to vote to 18.

Fought hard against those who were opposed to voting rights.

What did Andrew Jackson do to Native Americans?

Forced Native Americans to relocate west of the Mississippi River

Worked with them on collective deals that ensure their natural rights.

Integrated them into societies around them.

Went on speaking tours in order to raise awareness for their historical impact.

What was the purpose of the Seneca Falls Convention?

To gain women equal rights, specifically voting (suffrage).

To put limits on the terms one can serve as President of the United States.

To control the country's money supply.

To ratify the election of Abraham Lincoln.

The belief that the U.S. should extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast.

Belief that citizens should vote to decide whether slavery should be allowed in the territories.

Europeans would no longer colonize Latin America/Western Hemisphere.

Stay out of European Wars/Alliances.

What were the reasons for westward movement?

Settlers moved west to acquire new land.

Better medical and educational services appeared in the West.

The Dust Bowl made it impossible for people to stay where they were.

Settlers moved west due to the famine that spread throughout the East Coast.

What is Expansion vs. Slavery?

Every time a new piece of territory was acquired, an argument arose between the North and South over whether the new area would be free or slave.

The conflict that arose over the idea that if the U.S. kept expanding, eventually they would run out of slaves.

All land above 36 degrees latitude is free of slavery, all land below will have legal slavery. Maine enters as free state, Missouri enters as slave state.

That to expand slavery was going to have to be outlawed throughout the United States.

All land above 36 degrees latitude is free of slavery, all land below will have legal slavery. Maine enters as free state, Missouri enters as slave state.

Every time a new piece of territory was acquired, an argument arose between the North and South over whether the new area would be free or slave.

The conflict that arose over the idea that if the U.S. kept expanding, eventually they would run out of slaves.

That to expand slavery was going to have to be outlawed throughout the United States.

How did the North and South differ on the topic of States' Rights vs Federal gov't.?

The South believed that states should have more power to act as they wish, specifically in regards to slavery The North believed the Federal government should rule over the states.

The North believed that states should have more power to act as they wish, specifically in regards to slavery The South believed the Federal government should rule over the states.

Popular Sovereignty-the belief that citizens should vote to decide whether slavery should be allowed in the territories.

The belief that the U.S. should extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast.

A law which required Northern citizens to return runaway slaves.

Europeans would no longer colonize Latin America/Western Hemisphere.

What were the Liberator, the Kansas-Nebraska Acts, Dred Scott vs Sanford Supreme Court case causes of?

All of these are considered major causes of the Civil War.

All of these are considered major causes of the Revolutionary War.

All of these are considered the basis for the modern Civil Rights movement.

These separate cases highlighted the disparity between the lives of rich and poor Americans.

A law which required Northern citizens to return runaway slaves.

The North received California as a free state, the South received the Fugitive Slave Act.

The belief that the U.S. should extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast.

Ruled that students' rights may be suspended in public schools.

What was the immediate cause of the Civil War?

The election of Abraham Lincoln (1860)

The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln

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What power of the Supreme Court was established in the case of Marbury vs. Madison?

This case limited the amount of times that a person could serve as President of the United States of America.

This case led to the creation of the Supreme Court in the United States.

Established the power of the Presidential Veto

Established Judicial Review- the power of the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional.

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What was the outcome of McCullough vs. Maryland

Established the rules for interstate (between more than one state) and Intrastate (within one state) trade/commerce. This case also confirmed Federal Supremacy-Federal government always more powerful than state governments.

Confirmed Judicial Review

Confirmed Federal Supremacy.

Confirmed the separation of Church and State.

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Established the rules for interstate (between more than one state) and Intrastate (within one state) trade/commerce. This case also confirmed Federal Supremacy-Federal government always more powerful than state governments.

Gibbons vs. Ogden

Marbury vs. Madison

McCullough vs. Maryland

Washington vs. Adams

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What effect did the decisions of Chief Justice John Marshall's court have on the power of government?

He strengthened the power of the federal government.

He weakened the power of the federal government.

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Dred Scott vs. Sanford set the precedent that...

Established Clear and Present Danger-During times of emergency the government can take away individual rights/liberties.

Slaves are property

Declared segregation legal on the basis of Separate but Equal.

Any business that creates a Restraint of Trade (Monopoly) is illegal.

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Plessy vs Ferguson set the precedent that...

Established Clear and Present Danger-During times of emergency the government can take away individual rights/liberties.

Slaves are property

Declared segregation legal on the basis of Separate but Equal.

Any business that creates a Restraint of Trade (Monopoly) is illegal.

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3 mins • 1 pt

Northern Securities vs. the U.S. set the precedent that...

Established Clear and Present Danger-During times of emergency the government can take away individual rights/liberties.

Slaves are property

Declared segregation legal on the basis of Separate but Equal.

Any business that creates a Restraint of Trade (Monopoly) is illegal.

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