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| 4th president, president war of 1812 |
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| sent to Mexico to purchase CA, failed |
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| "midnight appointee/justice" blocked by Madison -> Marbury v. Madison |
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| created orphanage in GA, first celebrity, itinerant preacher, 1739-1770 |
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| led Shays Rebellion in MA (farmers) |
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| "taxation with representation" |
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| "total warfare" concept, Union Army general, "March Through Georgia" |
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| wrote "go west to go east" letter |
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| led Pontiac's Rebellion, an American Indian struggle against the British military occupation of the Great Lakes region following the British victory in the French and Indian War. |
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| 1st justice of Supreme Court, co-wrote the Federalist Papers with Alexander Hamilton and James Madison |
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| Morman, IL->UT after Joe Smith |
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| 10th pres. after death of William Henry Harrison, |
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| co-wrote Federalist Papers, first secretary of Treasury, funding and assumption |
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| MA governor after Coercive Acts |
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| commander of Confederate Forces during American Civil War, N. VA |
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| Green Mountain Boys Vermont, cannons from Fort Ticonderoga |
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| King Philip in King Philip's War, fought war of survival, 1675/6 |
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| co-founder of RI, promoted separation of Church and State |
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| caned by Preston Brooks 1856, symbol of crazy sountherns pre-Civil War |
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| organized American Federation of Labor (craft union) |
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| founding father of US, MA |
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| "Give me liberty or give me death." |
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| education reformer and abolitionists, MA |
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| women's suffrage, senaca falls convention |
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| 3rd VP of US, killed Hamiliton in duel |
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| 4th Chief Justice of US, established judicial review |
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| slave -> black abolitionist |
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| 19th century American novelist and short story writer. He is seen as a key figure in the development of American literature for his tales of the nation's colonial history |
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| author- resistance to civil gov't to uphold justice, wrote walden |
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| nullification, concurrent presidency |
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| gov. of VA during Bacon's Rebellion, Green spring faction led Va during 17th century |
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| gov. of MA, City on a Hill speech (entire world would be watching) |
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| founded Pennsylvania, Quaker |
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| Rev. during Salem Witch Trials |
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| co-founder of Lowell, Boston Manufacturing Company, all processes under one roof |
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| 5th pres., FL, MI compromise and Monroe Doctrine |
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| author who wrote "Rip Van Winkle" and "Knickerbocker Tales" |
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| John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon |
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| radical whigs, cato letters |
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| 8th P and VP, organizer of Democratic Party, "Red Fox of Kinderhook" |
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| slave who sued to freedom in Dred Scot Case, lost |
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| leader of 2nd great awakening |
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| fuck the white people (Powatan's Bro -> blunt) |
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| popular sovereignty, kansas-nebraska act |
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| made higher law than constitution speech (slavery was an immoral issue), bought Alaska |
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| the great compromiser (eg. Missouri Compromise), founder of whig party, compromise tariff, 1833 |
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