1 .		's Bill No. 2 removed all the trade restrictions with Britain and France, but authorized the president to reapply the principle of no-trade to either of these warring nations if the other ceased violations of American neutral rights.
2 .		As whites moved into the Ohio Valley in the early nineteenth century, , a Shawnee chief, tried to unite all tribes east of the Mississippi River into an Indian confederation.
3 .		In 1814, the British planned a three-pronged attack on the United States; an invasion of New York, incursions at Chesapeake Bay, and the capture of to gain control of the American west.
4 .		During the War of 1812, the party enjoyed a revival of its popularity in New England, and some party radicals encouraged New England's secession from the Union.
5 .		In 1818, a joint Anglo-American commission settled the disputed boundary between the United States and Canada by designating the th parallel as the boundary from the Lake of the Woods to the Rocky Mountains.
6 .		In the Transcontinental Treaty, the United States obtained from Spain for $5 million, to be paid to Americans who had claims against Spain.
7 .		In 1823, fears of expansion in the Western Hemisphere prompted President Monroe and his secretary of state to warn that the American continents were no longer open to European colonization.
8 .		British "dumping" of cheap cloth in America after the War of 1812 strengthened the position of the advocates of a tariff, who argued that American industry needed to be defended against foreign competition.
9 .		Of the three sections, the was most supportive of federal financing of internal improvement projects like road construction.
10 .		Although it caused little conflict in national politics before, became the most divisive sectional issue in 1819.
11 .		South Carolina's , a former War Hawk and emerging southern leader, took a strong nationalist position on all major public issues immediately following the War of 1812.
12 .		When Missouri was admitted to the Union as a slave state in 1820, was admitted as a free state to preserve the balance in the Senate.
13 .		In 1820, a proposal by Senator barred slavery from the Louisiana Territory north of 36e 30'.
14 .		As president between 1825 and 1829, adopted a Hamiltonian nationalist view and tried to promote projects beneficial to the national interest.
15 .		Because of its high rates on manufactured and agricultural goods, southerners referred to the new tariff law in 1828 as the Tariff of .