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1. I didn't know that no fewer than nine states had applied to the Union for statehood but it was also very stressful for the congressmen involved because it was extremely important that slave states in three states had equal representation in the Senate

2. Talmadge amendment effectively banned slavery in Missouri after the current generation of slaves died off

3. I didn't know that in 1830s several state banks had to close their doors because they were unable to make payments to the national bank. Jackson believed that the bank itself was unconstitutional and that it served to prop up the wealthy and do great harm to the lower classes

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1. Slave states and free states needed a balance so there can be equal representation

2. Internal improvements that they had authorized roads and canals to be built with federal authority caused a feud between the two parties.

3. One of the first financial crises in the United States occurred during the war of 1819

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1. The Talmadge Amendment stopped Missouri from becoming a slave state in the future.
2. The Tariff of 1828 exacerbated the divide between Andrew Jackson and Vice President John C. Calhoun, prompting Calhoun to argue for nullification.
3. By putting pressure on the Spanish, Andrew Jackson would gain control of Florida.

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1. i learned that the tallmadge amendment basically removed slavery in Missouri, and the southerners were outraged.
2. i also learned that there would be a need for the same amount of slave states and free states for equal representation.
3. I lastly learned that Jackson was able to win Florida for the US evn with the constant harass by the Spanish.

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1. The Talmadge Amendment would remove slavery indirectly in Missouri by freeing the children of slaves. When the people found this out, they were outraged and the Missouri Compromise was made to temporarily fix the growing issue.
2. States started to be upset with federal decision and the doctrine of nullification resulted. It would let a state determine whether a federal law was unconstitutional and not follow it by choice. As a result, the president started to use force to get people to abide by federal law.
3. Andrew Jackson would acquire Florida through pressuring the Spanish.

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1. The Tallmadge amendment was accepted and supported by the southerners because it threatened to end slavery
2. The Tariff of 1828 sparked the nullification argument between Andrew Jackson and John C. Calhoun
3. The dispute between Democrats and Whigs led to the Trail of Tears and the Indian Removal Act.

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1. It was vital for slave states and free states to stay the same/equal. Acceptance of the Tallmadge amendment was supported by southerners since it threatened the end of slavery
2. Andrew Jackson gained Florida in the after effects of the Seminole War
3. The Force Bill allowed for the gov to send the military to any state that didn't comply, such as South Carolina wanting to nullify federal tariffs.

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1.)The only good thing that happened under the Articles of Confederation was the Northwest Ordinance of 1787. (laid out plans for territories to apply to Union for statehood).
2.)House of Representatives offered a Tallmadge amendment to Missouri; could become a slave state, but has to emancipate the children of the enslaved and no more importation of enslaved.
3.) The continuous debate between the Whigs and Democrats was over the role of federal power.

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1. It was critical that the number of slave and free states remained constant in order to ensure equal representation. The adoption of Missouri with the Tallmadge Provision was opposed by Southerners because the amendment could end slavery.
2. The Tariff of 1828 widened the gap between Andrew Jackson and Vice President John C. Calhoun, sparking Calhoun's nullification argument.
3. Jackson proceeded to Florida to punish aggressive Seminole Indians and return fugitive slaves but ended in capturing the state from Spain.

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1.) The Tallmadge Amendment, which would remove slavery from the Missouri in the long run by emancipating children of slaves, created major disagreement in Congress, which ultimately led to the Missouri Compromise along with other factors invloved; maintaining a balance of free and slave states.
2.) The Tarrif of 1828 seperated Andrew Jackson and Vice President John C. Calhoun even further, which led to Calhoun's nullification theory.
3.) After Cherokee proclaimed themselves their own foreign nation and going to the Supreme Court (Worcester v. Georgia), Treaty of New Echota was signed to exchange land from east of Mississipi for restervation land west of it.

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1. I learned about the Talmadge Amendment, and how it prevented slavery from being brought into Missouri in the future.
2. The Panic of 1819, how it was the first financial crisis in history. Being a finance student, I feel it's important to learn about previous economic disasters to find their causes, and see if anyone of them are reoccurring in order to make accurate predictions on the state of the economy.
3. Andrew Jackson was able to claim Florida for America with constant pressure on the Spanish.

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1. slave and free states needed balance.
the House was filled with northerners. (opposed to slave states)
2. Talmadge amendment- States can join and keep their slaves, but the children needs to be emancipated and no more slave imports into the territory.
southerners feared that that slavery would be banned in all states
3. Doctrine of Nullification - If a state judges that a federal law was unconstitutional, that state could pretend it does not exist. (nullify it)
- Jackson passed a Force Bill - gave authority to respond to SC insolence with military action.

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1. Maintaining the balance between slave and free states was important for equal representation in the Senate.
2. By pressuring the Spanish Andrew Jackson was able to get Florida for the U.S.
3. The force bill allowed Andrew Jackson to respond to South Carolina with military action which resulted in South Carolina backing off their threat to secede.

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1.the era of good feeling- the slave state and free states balance was getting thrown off by pesky Missouri.
2.Andrew Jackson took Florida in the Seminole war.
3.in 1833 Jackson persuaded congress to pass a force bill which gave him authority to respond to South Carolina’s insolence with military action.

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1. Balance between save states and free states.
2. War of 1819 caused one of the first financial crises in the U.S.
3. Andrew Jackson gained Florida for the U.S by pressuring Spain

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1. Maintain balance between slave states and free states so there is equal representation in the Senate.
2. By fighting the Spanish, Andrew Jackson won the war which gained him Florida it was a huge victory for America.
3. I learned how the war of 1819 had a major impact on the US financial crises.

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1. I learned more about how equal representation in senate was so important to America back then.
2. I learned that Andrew Jackson acquired Florida by putting pressure on Spain
3. I learned how the war of 1819 caused one of the first US financial crises.

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1. Equal representation in the senate was very important
2. They tried to end slavery in Missouri with the Tallmadge Amendment
3. Jackson originally went to Florida to punish hostile Seminole Indians and to bring back fugitive slaves, but then ended up taking Florida from Spain.

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1.Maintaining balance between slave states and free states was important so that they both would have equal representation in the Senate
2.By pressuring the Spanish, Andrew Jackson gained Florida
3.The Tariff of 1828 raised duties on imports which caused prices to raise

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1. It was highly important that the number of slave states and free states stayed the same so that there would be equal representation. The acceptance of Missouri with the Tallmadge Amendment was rejected by Southeners because with this amendment slavery could end.
2. The Tariff of 1828 raised the duties on imports by 35-45% to protect northern manufactures and western famers. This raised the prices by 40%.
3. The Force Bill granted federal authority to send military actions to states who refused to comply with rules set by government such as in the case of South Carolina talks about nullifying the tariffs.

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1. Tariff of 1828 raising price by 40% on imported good was beneficial for Northern goods but southerners suffered so John C Calhoun called it tariff of abomination.
2.Fight between the two parties was because of internal improvements which they had authorized roads in canals to be built with federal authority made them rivals
3. The Cherokee nation which is in Georgia declared themselves soverign but Georgia saw them as house guest and told them to relocate because of the gold found in the land

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1. Balance between slave and free states was incredibly important. So much so that southerners rejected the idea of the Tallmadge Amendment simply because it would eventually lead to an end of slavery.
2. Andrew Jackson gained Florida for America by pressuring the already tired Spanish.
3. The use of the Force Bill effectively ended South Carolina's talks about nullification of federal tariffs. This was a great use of federal power to keep the nation in check.

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1. It was extremely important that slave states and free states had equal representation in the senate. However, the addition Missouri (a slave state) caused the Talmadge amendment to take place stating that chidden of slaves would be freed and there wouldn't be anymore importation of slaves.
2. Went into debt about the war fo 1819, and how it was one of the first financial crises of the U.S.
3. The political dispute between Democrats and Whigs, and how the differences in their perspectives led to the Trail of Tears and the Indian Removal Act.