The American Nation A History of the United States, Combined Volume (14th Edition)

190 Chapter 6 Jeffersonian Democracy remarked in a typical sally, the administration was try- ing “to cure the corns by cutting ...

Jeffersonian Democracy 191 civil disturbances. Worse, in the opinion of many, the French extremists had attempted to destroy Chr ...

192 Chapter 6 Jeffersonian Democracy 1801 Judiciary Act of 1801 allows Adams to appoint many Federalist judges Jefferson is elec ...

Chapter Review 193 Research and Explore Memoirs of a Monticello Slave,p. 173 ReadtheDocument Hear the audio file for Chapter 6 a ...

Does the government help you pay for college? 194 The recession that struck in 2008 hit young adults the hardest. By the end of ...

National Growing PainsNational Growing Pains 7 CONTENTS ■Hail, Bright Aurora(c. 1815), a painting by an unknown artist. Aurora, ...

196 Chapter 7 National Growing Pains farmers because it made their products more expensive—and so less desirable—in foreign mark ...

Depression and Land Hunger 197 customs, the Prophet said that Indians must give up white ways, white clothes, and white liquor a ...

198 Chapter 7 National Growing Pains they were to absolve the British from responsibility for the Indian difficulties. If only t ...

The War of 1812 199 more powerfully armed than their British counter- parts. Barely two months after the declaration of war, Cap ...

200 Chapter 7 National Growing Pains The third arm of the American “attack” was equally unsuccessful. Major General Henry Dearbo ...

The War of 1812 201 Gulf of Mexico ATLANTIC OCEAN M iss iss ipp iR . L.S uperior .L Mi ch iga n L.H uro n L.Erie L. Ontario Lake ...

202 Chapter 7 National Growing Pains Britain Assumes the Offensive Until 1814 the British put relatively little effort into the ...

The Hartford Convention 203 Macomb. Prevost called up his supporting fleet of four ships and a dozen gunboats. An American fleet ...

204 Chapter 7 National Growing Pains held in December 1814 and January 1815 to protest the war and to plan for a convention of t ...

Anglo-American Rapprochement 205 For two weeks Pakenham probed the American line. Jackson strengthened his defenses daily. At ni ...

206 Chapter 7 National Growing Pains the disputed boundary between the United States and Canada. Many years were to pass before ...

The Monroe Doctrine 207 Two separate strands met in this pronouncement. The first led from Moscow to Alaska and down the Pacific ...

208 Chapter 7 National Growing Pains countries in the hemisphere that had already won their independence would be considered, Mo ...

New Sectional Issues 209 United States had completed its independence and wanted nothing better than to be left alone to concen- ...