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    The document summarizes key events in the United States between 1816-1825, including the establishment of the Second Bank of the United States, James Monroe's election as president, the Missouri Compromise which admitted Missouri as a slave state and prohibited slavery north of latitude 36°30', Spain ceding Florida to the United States, the issuing of the Monroe Doctrine, and the completion of the Erie Canal in 1825.

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    1816: Tariff of 1816 Bank of the United

    States created James Monroe elected


    president. Military expansion Enlargement of West Point Military
    Academy and standing army of 10,000;
    enlarged navy.

    1818: Treaty of 1818 establishes fixed

    1820: Missouri Compromise

    border with Canada Gen. Andrew Jackson


    invades Florida. General Jackson and his
    troops were sent to Florida by Monroe to
    capture Seminole raiders, which began the
    first Seminole war. During the war, the
    U.S. seized most of Spain's important
    military posts and overthrew the governor
    of Florida. His actions angered some
    British and Spanish leaders.

    reached Monroe reelected. The


    Missouri Compromise was agreed
    on. The agreement stated that
    Missouri would enter the Union as
    a slave state while Maine joined as
    a free state. It also declared that
    slavery was prohibited north of the
    3630' line. James Monroe was reelected for president.
    The Adams-Ons Treaty of 1819
    was signed, it was agreed that
    Spain gave Florida to the United
    States. In return the U.S. gave up
    its claim on Texas and took up the
    responsibility for $5 million of
    U.S. citizens' claims against Spain.

    1824: Russo-American Treaty of


    1824 Supreme Court
    issues Gibbons v. Ogden ruling.
    Sectional differences had split the
    Republican Party into factions of
    North, South, and West.

    1817: James Monroe takes office in the white


    house, becoming the fifth president of the United
    States. The governor of New York DeWitt Clinton
    urged the state of New York to build a Canal with
    connecting bridge from Lake Erie, to Albany, on
    the Hudson River. This project was known as the
    "Erie Canal".

    1821: Supreme Court


    issues Cohens v. Virginia ruling

    1825: Erie Canal


    1819: Panic of 1819 Spain cedes Florida to the
    United States House passes Tallmadge
    Amendment McCulloch v.
    Maryland and Dartmouth College v. Woodward
    cases. The Monroe Doctrine was issued which
    states that no European power shall interfere
    with U.S. and that the United States shall not
    interfere with Europe either. Sections of US
    were pulling apart due to westward expansion,
    rise of King Cotton in south, economic
    depression.
    (Sectional rivalry led to Civil War after forty
    years.)

    1823: Monroe

    is built.

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