Political Science Final (4 of 8)
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 What were the Federalists known for? | -pro-british, commerical, nationalism, empower |
| What were the Jeffersonians known for? | -pro-french, agraian, states rights, constrain |
| What were the Nat-Reps known for? | -nationalism, commerical, anti-slavery, high tarriffs |
| What were the Democratic-Reps known for? | -state-rights, commerical, anti-slavery, low tarriffs |
| What were the Whigs/GOP known for? | -anti-slavery, commerical, nationalism, strong congress |
| What were the Democrats known for? | -pro-slavery, agraian, state rights, strong president |
| What was the quirky election of 1796 about? | -J Adams (fed) wins president and Jefferson (Jeff) wins vice president..two different teams combine |
| What was the quirky election of 1800 about? | Jefferson and Burr tie in electoral college...goes to House and Jefferson wins |
| What was the quirky election of 1824 in the Nullification Crisis about? | -4 way race. no one wins electoral college..goes to House. involved JQ Adams, Jackson, Clay, Webster. Jackson wins popular vote and doesnt win. JQ Adams wins |
| What is the VA and KY Resolution? | -call states to nullify federal laws that are unconstitutional |
| What are the 3 laws of the Judicial Act of 1801 | -deportation of dangerous aliens -deport of citizen in other countries we are at was with -imprison for scandolouss writings against gov't and officials |
| What is the Jackson vetoes? | -internal improvement; road work -recharter of U.S bank |
| About the Tarriff Issue chart? | federalism = secession (calhoun) nullification (calhoun) *Decentralized Federalism (Jackson) nationalism (webster) tarriffs= free trade (calhoun) *Laissez Faire (Jackson) protectionist (webster) |
| What are the results of the Tarriff issue? | -Jackson wins both decentralized federalism and laissez faire tarriffs |
| What is Laissez-Faire? | -intent of tarriff is revenue but incidental proctectionism okay |
| About the Chase Impeachment chart? | Role of the judicary= political (federalist) *unpolitical (jeffersonians) Impeachment = *narrow/legalistic broad/political |
| What are the results of the Chase Impeachment? | -Role of judicary is unpolitcal by jeffersonians -impeachment = narrow/legalistic |
| What is the Tenure of Office Act? | -Senate must consent to removal of certain executive official |
| About the Johnson Impeachment chart? | -President role in the Order= (democrats) *jacksonian presidency (republicans) congress supoeriotiry -patronage= spoils system *removal only for cause |
| What are the results of the Johnson Impeachment chart? | -president role in the order= rebublicans congress superiority -patronage= removal only for cause |
| What is "Bleeding Kansas?" | -mini-civil war over slavery issue |
| What is the Compromise of 1850? | -territories get to decide slavery for themselves |
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