1800s Political Parties, Louisiana Purchase, War of 1812, Monroe Doctrine Overview
Explore the debates between early 1800s political parties on tariffs and federal government powers, Thomas Jefferson's Louisiana Purchase, the causes and impacts of the War of 1812, and the significance of the Monroe Doctrine in US foreign policy.
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APUSH Review: Video #19: Early 1800s Political Parties, Louisiana Purchase, War of 1812 , And The Monroe Doctrine Everything You Need To Know About Early 1800s Political Parties, Louisiana Purchase, War of 1812 , And The Monroe Doctrine To Succeed In APUSH Shoutout to Mr. Lindstrom s Class in Ohio! Thanks for watching. www.APUSHReview.com
Early 1800s Political Parties Parties debated the following issues: Tariffs Tariffs = tax on imported goods -> increases prices of goods Federalists favored tariffs, Democratic-Republicans opposed Powers of the federal government Ironically, Federalists opposed a loose interpretation of the Constitution -> LA Purchase Democratic-Republicans tended to favor states rights
The Louisiana Purchase (1803) Thomas Jefferson sought to purchase New Orleans from the French Napoleon offered all of Louisiana for $15 million! Doubled the size of the US Jefferson switched from strict to loose
War of 1812 War with Great Britain Impressment War Hawks from the South and West favored war Federalists were against war with England Merchants were hurt by the Embargo Act No land was gained or lost by either side
Impacts Of The War of 1812 The war made two generals popular and future presidents William Henry Harrison - Battle of Tippecanoe Andrew Jackson - Battle of New Orleans Hartford Convention (end of war) New England federalists gathered at Hartford Proposed amending the Constitution 1 term for president, 2/3 Congress to approve embargoes and declare war Some delegates urged secession
Monroe Doctrine US sought to keep Europe from re-colonizing Latin America The US warned Europe to stay out of Western Hemisphere In return, the US would stay out of European affairs Continuation of Washington s Farewell Address More symbolic in the short term, used later under TR
Quick Recap Differences between early 1800s political parties Impacts of the LA Purchase Causes and impacts of War of 1812 Monroe Doctrine
See You Back Here For Video #20: Supreme Court Cases & National Culture Thanks for watching Best of luck!
