Review for Exam 3:
Constitution to War of 1812
- How
does Kennedy describe the American Revolution?
- Virginia
Plan? New Jersey Plan? Great Compromise? Three-Fifths Compromise?
- What
did the Constitution include and exclude?
- How
was the Constitution constructed – was every delegate 100% pleased with
the outcome?
- What
did the Federalist papers
describe? What did they state about
majorities and minorities? What
about checks and balances?
- What
was the main argument of the Anti-Federalists?
- Why
was the Bill of Rights adopted?
- Aspects
of Hamilton’s
financial programs / groups favored
- What
caused the Whiskey Rebellion (1794)?
(or, why did they rebel?)
- Emergence
of political parties (and why it was not expected)
- Why
did Washington
issue his Neutrality Proclamation in 1793?
- What
did the British agree to in Jay’s Treaty?
What did it not cover?
- What
did Pinckney’s Treaty do for the United States?
- Washington’s
Farewell Address
- XYZ
Affair
- Undeclared
war with France
- Thomas
Jefferson as President
- Louisiana Purchase – details!
- Marbury v. Madison
- Problems
in the Jefferson administration: foreign
and domestic
- What
was Thomas Jefferson’s final foreign relations reaction to problems with
the British and French? Which group
of Americans opposed this action?
What happened?
- Macon’s Bill No. 2
and significance
- Who
were the War Hawks? Regions
represented?
- Know
the major aspects of the War of 1812, especially the Canadian campaign,
the Battles of Tippecanoe, Horseshoe Bend, Washington, and New Orleans. How was the war fought? Was the nation united? Who was William Henry Harrison? Who was Andrew Jackson?
- What
was the Hartford Convention?
- Know all
aspects of the Treaty of Ghent.
- Know any major social history topics