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The Monroe Doctrine
The World Problems:
• Latin America’s
independence
• Threats from Europe
to regain colonies in
the Western
Hemisphere
• Russian influence in
Oregon Territory
• The US needed to
take a stand.
Monroe Doctrine
• In 1823, the 5th President
James Monroe, turned to
John Quincy Adams, for
that strong statement.
1) The Western Hemisphere
was closed to colonization
2) U.S. would stay
completely out of foreign
affairs.
* Proved that the U.S. was a
world power
Takedown
In your opinion, why was
America going through an
“Era of Good Feelings” after
the War of 1812 and what did
Monroe do to help our
nation?
Takedown
Which president is your
overall favorite so far &
why?
John Quincy Adams
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Controversial story w/ Jackson
Demo-reps in power w/ no rival
Election of 1824
End of the Era of Good Feelings
Caucus: party members choosing their
candidate.
Election of 1824
was a 4 horse race
1.Andrew Jackson
2.John Quincy Adams
3.Henry Clay
4.William Harris Crawford
Tight Race of 1824
• None of the 4 candidates win the majority of electoral
votes.
• The peoples vote (popular) was in favor of Jackson not
Adams.
– Tie sends the election to the House of Representatives
• Henry Clay is a Congressman from Kentucky (the
West)
– He supports Adams in congress
– Clay is very influential. Why?
– This support gives JQA the presidency
• Jackson called it the “Corrupt Bargain.”
– Clay became Secretary of State
– Forever would be known as the Judas of the West.
John Quincy Adams...President #6
• JQA was a fairly poor president, spending
money on improvements but being weakened
by Jackson’s popularity in the Congress.
• He has no lasting legacy, as he was a better
known for his abolitionist efforts after he
was president.
• Jacksonian Democracy would come to power
in 1828, but not without an ugly
campaign…but that’s the next UNIT.
Takedown
Explain how Henry Clay
was important throughout
this Unit.
UNIT II Study Guide
• War of 1812
– Treaty of Ghent
– Fort McHenry
– Washington DC
– Impressment
– Andrew Jackson
– James Madison
– James Monroe
– War Hawks
- Causes of the War
- New Orleans
- “Mob Town” attack on Baltimore
- Native Americans
- Francis Scott Key
- Dolly Madison
- Star Spangled Banner
- The Federalists
UNIT II Study Guide
• “Era of Good Feelings”
– James Monroe/PREZ
- Henry Clay
– John Quincy Adams - John Marshall
– Andrew Jackson
-Internal Improvements
– Foreign Affairs
- Slavery issue & balance
– Westward Expansion - Missouri Compromise
– Adams-Onis Treaty
- Monroe Doctrine
– American System- Demo-Republicans
– Protective Tariffs- Nationalism
UNIT II Study Guide
• Industrial Revolution
– Samuel Slater
– Robert Fulton
– Northern Factories
– Define Industrial Revolution
– Transportation Revolution
• Roads / Canals / Railroads
– Eli Whitney
– Samuel Morse
– British influence.
UNIT II Study Guide
* John Quincy Adams
– Election of 1824
– Popular Vote
– Andrew Jackson
– John Quincy Adams
– Henry Clay
– Corrupt Bargain
– Judas of the West
UNIT II PACKET
1. Madison Notes
2. Madison Video Guide
3. Industry and Transportation Worksheet
4. Book assignments:
Page 219 1-6, pg 222 1-16, pg 238 1, 4-6
5. Industrial Revolution Notes
6. Industrial Revolution Matching
7. Mankind The History of Us Video Guide
8. Nationalism Notes and Reading guide
9. Missouri Compromise Map
10. John Quincy Adams Notes
11. Study Guide
12. Takedowns and Pinners
Pinner
Why did John Quincy
Adams win the election of
1824 and what did that do
to his presidency?