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Jefferson further reduced an already small government.
His vision was of a nation of small farmers who were economically self-sufficient, personally independent, and beholden to no one. To realize this agrarian vision, Jefferson attempted to roll back several of the Federalist policies, although he did not go as far as many of his supporters hoped. Federalists still had power in the courts, though. This situation birthed two of the most important developments in U. This dispute reached the Supreme Court as Marbury vs.
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Madison Jefferson believed that territorial expansion would shape the nation into an agrarian republic. Opportunity trumped ideology for Jefferson when Napoleon offered him the Louisiana Territory, a region famously surveyed by Lewis and Democrayc, for a low price. It was inevitable that settlers, moving westward and buying cheaply available land, would clash with the Pan-Indian movement.
Western expansion also raised the specter of secession, as the case of Aaron Burr. Meanwhile, the United States continued to fight for recognition by the European powers as a fully independent and globally significant country. Determined to stay out of European intrigues, the Americans professed a policy of neutrality.
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Continued foreign interference in American maritime activities led Jefferson to implement the disastrous Embargo Act of Angered by the embargo, American traders began smuggling goods out of the country, an jacksoniqn Democratic-Republicans denounced. James Madison took over as President when the U. Repealing the economically disastrous Embargo Act, American ships sailed forth and shortly again were being boarded by English and French ships. Napoleon strategically ended this practice; Britain did not, worsening relations between America and England. In the west, Indians allied with the British to challenge westward expansion. Together, these tensions led to an American declaration of war against its former colonial master. The War of began poorly for republkcanism U. However, some early victories in naval battles for Lake Erie and in the Old Southwest against the Creek nation balanced the score.
After the defeat of Napoleon, the British allocated more forces to the war and burned the White House, the Capitol, and other government buildings.
In the South ina frontier army under Andrew Jackson defeated the Creeks Indians who viewed the War of as an opportunity to take advantage of a distracted American army and finally secure their land in Georgia. Simultaneously in Hartford, the Federalists destroyed their political support by discussing controversial policies, including secession. The Americans jackaonian British formally ended the war with the signing of the Treaty of Ghent.
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Following the war, the Federalists disintegrated, leaving the nation with only one political party. Despite their absence, Madison strengthened the power of the federal government. Americans ended opposition from the British in much of the West.
The image of America as a vibrant, modern, youthful nation impressed its foreign competitors and growing population who became more enamored with American nationalism. Chapter 9 Outline.]
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