early us presidents! highlights of the first seven administrations
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Early US Presidents!
Highlights of the first seven administrations
George Washington, 1789-George Washington, 1789-17971797
no party affiliationno party affiliation
John Adams, 1797-1801John Adams, 1797-1801FederalistFederalist
Thomas Jefferson, 1801-1809Thomas Jefferson, 1801-1809Democratic-RepublicanDemocratic-Republican
James Madison, 1809-1817James Madison, 1809-1817Democratic-Republican Democratic-Republican
Main causes of War of 1812Main causes of War of 1812
Arming of natives on Arming of natives on frontier by British (Fort frontier by British (Fort Dearborn Massacre in Dearborn Massacre in Chicago area)Chicago area)
British refusal to vacate British refusal to vacate forts in Midwestforts in Midwest
Impressment of American Impressment of American sailors by British sailors by British
Threat to national pride Threat to national pride and independenceand independence
War of 1812 highlightsWar of 1812 highlights
British burned British burned Washington DC, Washington DC, including White Houseincluding White House
Dolley Madison saved Dolley Madison saved portrait of George portrait of George WashingtonWashington
Star-Spangled BannerStar-Spangled Banner
Renewed sense of Renewed sense of nationalism, growth of nationalism, growth of American industryAmerican industry
James Monroe, 1817-1825James Monroe, 1817-1825Democratic-RepublicanDemocratic-Republican
Missouri Compromise, 1820Missouri Compromise, 1820
Maine a free state, Maine a free state, Missouri a slave Missouri a slave state, line above state, line above which slavery is not which slavery is not allowed in Louisiana allowed in Louisiana Purchase territoryPurchase territory
Monroe Doctrine of 1823Monroe Doctrine of 1823
Noncolonization Noncolonization and and nonintervention in nonintervention in Latin America by Latin America by European European countriescountries
John Q. Adams, 1825-1829John Q. Adams, 1825-1829Democratic-RepublicanDemocratic-Republican
HighlightsHighlights
Andrew Jackson won more popular votes, but Andrew Jackson won more popular votes, but John Q. Adams won once the election went to John Q. Adams won once the election went to the House of Representatives the House of Representatives
Reinforcement of Henry Clay’s American Reinforcement of Henry Clay’s American system: national bank, tariff, national system: national bank, tariff, national transportation links (railroads, canals, transportation links (railroads, canals, steamboats)steamboats)
Andrew Jackson, 1829-1837Andrew Jackson, 1829-1837DemocratDemocrat
HighlightsHighlights
Universal manhood Universal manhood suffrage (all white suffrage (all white men can vote)men can vote)
Veto of national bankVeto of national bank
Removal of natives on Trail of TearsRemoval of natives on Trail of Tears