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L.O.: SWBAT discuss Jefferson ’ s and Madison ’ s attempts to maintain American neutrality.

L.O.: SWBAT discuss Jefferson ’ s and Madison ’ s attempts to maintain American neutrality. I.A.: (Written Response) How did Marshall ’ s decision in Marbury v. Madison strengthen the overall power of the federal government? Homework: Quiz tomorrow. Study for MC exam Wednesday 11/14.

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L.O.: SWBAT discuss Jefferson ’ s and Madison ’ s attempts to maintain American neutrality.

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  1. L.O.: SWBAT discuss Jefferson’s and Madison’s attempts to maintain American neutrality. • I.A.: (Written Response) How did Marshall’s decision in Marbury v. Madison strengthen the overall power of the federal government? • Homework: Quiz tomorrow. Study for MC exam Wednesday 11/14.

  2. Word of the Day: • Embargo is: • An official ban on trade with a specific country • Embargo is like: • Boycott, Prohibition

  3. Activity: Madison’s War Message • Read “Madison’s War Message.” • Answer the following questions in your notebook. • What has the British gov’t been doing to America? • Why is Madison making this speech? • How does this speech reflect the constitutional principle of checks and balances?

  4. Long Term Causes of the War of 1812 • War btwn Great Britain and France tests American neutrality • Both countries seize American trade ships: steal goods, impress sailors • Embargo of 1807: • US stops trade with all of Europe • Hurts US economy • Trade only restricted w/ GB and France

  5. Immediate Causes of the War of 1812 • US agrees to resume trade with EITHER GB or France IF: • The country agrees to stop seizing ships • France was first to respond to US offer • GB continued to seize ships/impress sailors • GB incited Native American rebellions • US declared war on GB

  6. Effects of the War of 1812 • Growth of American manufacturing • US could not get finished products from GB • US must make their own finished products • US Nationalism • Sense of togetherness against foreign aggressors • National anthem written • Andrew Jackson gains notoriety as army general • Reaffirms American independence

  7. Summary: Exit Slip • Answer the following multiple choice questions on the sheet provided. • In the space at the bottom of the sheet, justify your answer choice in one sentence.

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