CAUSE
1. American lack of military preparation and poor strategy.
2. Oliver H. Perry’s and Thomas Macdonough’s naval successes.
3. Tsar Alexander I’s meditation proposal
4. The Hartford Convention
5. The Canadians’ successful defense of their homeland in the War of
1812
6. The Rush-Bagot agreement
7. The rising nationalistic economic spirit after the War of 1812
8. The disappearance of the Federalists and President Monroe’s
appeals to New England
9. Over-speculation in western lands
10. Cheap land and increasing westward migration
11. The deadlock between North and South over the future of slavery
in Missouri
12. The Missouri Compromise
13. John Marshall’s Supreme Court rulings
14. Rise of Euro reactionary powers and loss of Spain’s colon empire
15. The Monroe Doctrine
EFFECT
A. Inspired a new sense of Canadian nationalism
B. Contributed to the death of the Federalist party and the impression
that New Englanders were disloyal
C. Produced a series of badly failed attempts to conquer Canada
D. Reduced armaments along the border between the United States and
Canada and laid the groundwork for “the longest unfortified
boundary in the world”
E. Caused the economy to collapse in the panic of 1819
F. Angered Britain and other nations but had little effect in Latin Amer
G. Fueled demands in Congress for transportation improvements and
the removal of the Native Americans.
H. Upheld the power of the federal government against the states.
I. Created temporary one-party system and an “Era of Good Feelings”
J. Produced the Missouri Compromise, which admitted two states and
drew a line between slave and free territories
K. Aroused American and British fears of European intervention in
Latin America
L. Aroused southern fears for the long-term future of slavery
M. Inspired a new Bank of the United States and the protectionist
Tariff of 1816.
N. Eventually led to the beginnings of peace negotiations at Ghent
O. Reversed a string of American defeats and prevented a British-
Canadian invasion from the north
1. American lack of military preparation and poor strategy.
2. Oliver H. Perry’s and Thomas Macdonough’s naval successes.
3. Tsar Alexander I’s meditation proposal
4. The Hartford Convention
5. The Canadians’ successful defense of their homeland in the War of
1812
6. The Rush-Bagot agreement
7. The rising nationalistic economic spirit after the War of 1812
8. The disappearance of the Federalists and President Monroe’s
appeals to New England
9. Over-speculation in western lands
10. Cheap land and increasing westward migration
11. The deadlock between North and South over the future of slavery
in Missouri
12. The Missouri Compromise
13. John Marshall’s Supreme Court rulings
14. Rise of Euro reactionary powers and loss of Spain’s colon empire
15. The Monroe Doctrine
EFFECT
A. Inspired a new sense of Canadian nationalism
B. Contributed to the death of the Federalist party and the impression
that New Englanders were disloyal
C. Produced a series of badly failed attempts to conquer Canada
D. Reduced armaments along the border between the United States and
Canada and laid the groundwork for “the longest unfortified
boundary in the world”
E. Caused the economy to collapse in the panic of 1819
F. Angered Britain and other nations but had little effect in Latin Amer
G. Fueled demands in Congress for transportation improvements and
the removal of the Native Americans.
H. Upheld the power of the federal government against the states.
I. Created temporary one-party system and an “Era of Good Feelings”
J. Produced the Missouri Compromise, which admitted two states and
drew a line between slave and free territories
K. Aroused American and British fears of European intervention in
Latin America
L. Aroused southern fears for the long-term future of slavery
M. Inspired a new Bank of the United States and the protectionist
Tariff of 1816.
N. Eventually led to the beginnings of peace negotiations at Ghent
O. Reversed a string of American defeats and prevented a British-
Canadian invasion from the north