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Proclamation of Neutrality
George Washington Demanded that the United States remained neutral during the war between Britian and France. This kept the United States out of war. (Source: Emersonkent.com) -
Alien and Sedition Acts
John Adams places laws for security, He had the power to remove forginers if they were considered "dangerous". To become a United States Citizen you had to be a resident of the U.S. for 14 years. This helped America become safer. (Source: Rarenewspapers.com) -
War with Tripoli
Barbary states required money for U.S. ships to sail in the Mediteranian sea. Tripoli kept increasing money demands and Thomas Jefferson wouldn't pay. Tripoli delcared a war on the U.S. Jefferson sent naval defence, and land invasions into Tripoli to end the war. The effect of this was that many people died. (Source: bloodbrothersnovels.com) -
Louisiana Purchase
French land became American land for $15 million or 3 cents and acre. All 15 states carved out of Louisiana territory. Merweth Lewis and William Clark went on an expidition to Louisiana territory and beyond. The effect of the Louisiana purchase was that the land of the U.S. grew larger. (Source:Classroom Monricello.org) -
Battle of Tippecanoe
James Madison and the Native American men were involved in the United States. Native Americans had to stop hunting and fishing and become farmers. White settlers pushed Native American's off their land and their rights to their land became invalid. This effected America because Native Americans lost their land and European-American settlers gained land. (Source:Britannica.com) -
Monroe Doctrine
James Monroe was involved in the United States. James Monroe issued The Monroe Doctrine. It warned European Monarchies that if they interfeared with affairs of the independent nation in North and South America they could a strong response from the United States. This shaped the American Forgein Policy. (Source:Blogspot.com) -
Tariff of Abominations
John Quincy Adams made goods more expensive for people to buy. The purpose of this was to protect Northern states factories from competition but the South had very few factories. The South ened up paying more for manufactured goods and the South lost money because people bought less from the South. (Source:Poster.us.com) -
Indian Removal Act
American Indians, White Settlers, and President Jackson were all involved in The Indian Removal Act in America. 5 Indian Tribes were forced to move from their land. U.S. Troops rounded 15,000 Cherokee's and put them in militairy stockades. Over 4,000 died. The effect of this was that many Indian Tribes suffered. (Source:Weebly.com)
