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The Impact of Nationalism and Sectionalism in Early American History

This exploration highlights key dates and pivotal figures in early 19th-century American history, focusing on nationalism and sectionalism's roles in shaping the nation. It covers significant events from the War of 1812, including battles and treaties, alongside influential personalities such as Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson. It examines the economic implications of agricultural inventions, financial panics, and the relationship between state and federal powers through landmark court cases and political rhetoric. The tensions between various groups further illuminate the complexities of U.S. history.

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The Impact of Nationalism and Sectionalism in Early American History

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  1. Key Dates Famous People “Wars” Nationalism Sectionalism 200 pt 200 pt 200 pt 200 pt 200 pt 400 pt 400 pt 400 pt 400 pt 400 pt 600 pt 600pt 600 pt 600 pt 600 pt 800 pt 800 pt 800 pt 800 pt 800 pt 1000 pt 1000 pt 1000 pt 1000 pt 1000 pt

  2. 1803 1819 1820

  3. Each involved U.S. territories

  4. 1807 1809 1810

  5. All involved efforts by Jefferson and Madison to gain neutral trading rights

  6. 1814 1817 1818

  7. All were years in which treaties were negotiated between Great Britain and the USA.

  8. 1816 1819 1832

  9. The Second Bank of the US

  10. 1819 1837 1873

  11. The years when financial panics hit the US economy

  12. Cyrus McCormick Eli Whitney Robert Fulton

  13. All inventors whose inventions helped spark agricultural development.

  14. Oliver Perry Stephen Decatur Andrew Jackson

  15. All war heroes.

  16. Fletcher McCulloch Gibbons

  17. All names in court cases in which judicial review was used to strike down state laws.

  18. Thomas Jefferson Napolean Bonaparte Toussant L’Overture

  19. All key players in the U.S. opportunity to purchase Louisiana.

  20. Henry Clay Andrew Jackson John Marshall

  21. All put nationalism above sectionalism.

  22. Lake Erie Ft. McHenry New Orleans

  23. All battles of the War of 1812 in which the Americans triumphed.

  24. Barbary Pirates English sailors Seminole Indians

  25. All people who attacked U.S. citizens.

  26. Tippecanoe Thames Horseshoe Bend

  27. All battles fought by US soldiers against Native American resistance during the War of 1812.

  28. Federalists Hartfordites Opponents of Mr. Madison’s War

  29. They could be the same people.

  30. Impressment Runaway slaves Ransom demands

  31. All causes of U.S. decision to go to war.

  32. Henry Clay John Calhoun Daniel Webster

  33. All War Hawks

  34. We have met the enemy and they are ours. Our Country, Right or Wrong Every good citizen makes his country’s honor his own.

  35. Quotes by famous war heroes (Perry, Decatur, Jackson)

  36. Creeks Shawnee Cherokees

  37. Native Americans who sided with the British in the War of 1812

  38. Alexander Hamilton Henry Clay McCulloch v. Maryland

  39. All supported the “implied powers” theory

  40. Benjamin Rush John Quincy Adams James Madison

  41. All nationalist Secretaries of State

  42. Gabriel Proesser Denmark Vessey Nat Turner

  43. All planned or led slave revolts and all were executed for it.

  44. Samuel Slater King Cotton slavery

  45. All contributed to economic sectionalism

  46. famine revolutions America’s reputation

  47. All causes of Irish and German immigration (principally to the North)

  48. strikebreakers legal papers fear of kidnapping

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