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Unity and Nationalism: Understanding Early American Ideals and Policies

This assignment explores the ideas of James Madison for fostering unity between the North and South and delves into the concept of the "American System." It emphasizes the importance of nationalism and its impact throughout U.S. history, including key Supreme Court cases like McCulloch v. Maryland and Gibbons v. Ogden, which strengthened federal authority. Students will examine significant historical treaties and compromises, such as the Adams-Onis Treaty and the Missouri Compromise, and recognize influential figures in the expansion of American ideals.

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Unity and Nationalism: Understanding Early American Ideals and Policies

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  1. Happy Friday!  Warm up- What were Madison’s ideas for creating unity between the North and South? What is the “American System”?

  2. Show me the articles and questions…… REMINDER THIS IS 25 POINTS YOU ARE MISSING!!! EASY POINTS, BE AWARE OF WHICH WEEK YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR!!

  3. NATIONALISM Sense of PRIDE in your country *When have you experienced nationalism?

  4. Supreme Court Cases McCulloch v. Maryland Gibbons v. Ogden Worchester v. Georgia • Strengthened the power of the Supreme Court and Federal government

  5. EXPANSION INCREASED NATIONALISM Adams-Onis Treaty: FLORIDA from Spain Monroe Doctrine: Europe stays out of Latin America

  6. EXPANSION INCREASED NATIONALISM Missouri Compromise http://www.compromise-of-1850.org/missouri-compromise-1820/

  7. EXPANSION INCREASED NATIONALISM Missouri Compromise 1818- 10 free states, 10 slave states DID NOT want to upset the balance Maine: free; Missouri; slave Louisiana Territory split between slave holders and free settlers

  8. Let’s actually SEE the expansion! Also Label (in Blue) Atlantic Ocean Pacific Ocean Gulf of Mexico

  9. Dinner Party Project Dorothea Dix Eli Whitney Horance Mann Samuel Austin Worcester Lucretia Mott John C. Calhoun Elizabeth Cady Stanton Charles Finney Nat Turner Ralph Waldo Emerson Sojourner Truth Henry David Thoreau Frederick Douglas Black Hawk Sarah or Angelina Grimke Santa Anna William Lloyd Garrison Stephen Austin Denmark VesseySam Houston Henry Clay James K. Polk Andrew Jackson Zachary Taylor Joseph Smith Mary Paul Cyrus McCormick Sarah Bagley John Deere David Walker Samuel Morse Margaret Fuller Harriet Tubman Susan B Anthony Stephen Foster

  10. AND…… GOOD LUCK TONIGHT TO OUR BOYS BASKETBALL!    

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