1. Alexander Hamilton
The debate over whether the institution of slavery should come to an end was not the only divisive to conflict America. Tariffs and states right to nullify acts of congress, nearly brought the country to a secession and the possibility of a civil war. These tariffs were detested by many southerners felt that they were being "left out in the cold." Although the tariffs on Great Britain's goods had negative impacts they also had positive aspects throughout the United States.
The tariff of 1812, which was proposed by James Madison, was one of the first taxes to be placed upon foreign goods. Originally this tariff was to help pay for internal improvements, such as roads, canals, and lighthouses. Tariffs continuously affected the southern states negatively. The south was not dependent on manufacturing as the northern states were, causing the south to become not as eager to tax European imports. These formations of tariffs began to increase the need for slaves in the south, who depended more and more on slavery agriculturally as the tariffs created additional competition for money. Slavery became such a problematic issue that the legislature created the gag rule, which was a rule created to lessen the time spent discussing or debating on the issue of slavery. Another tariff was placed on Great Britain's goods in 1828. Jackson's vice-president, John C. Calhoun, called the 1828 tariff a Tariff of Abominations, a "disgusting and loathsome" tariff. As an agricultural region dependant on cotton, the south had to compete in the world market. Yet the high tariffs reduced exports to the U.S., and Britain began to buy less cotton. The south thought that the North was getting rich at the expense of the South. The South became fed up with this unfair treatment and threatened to secede from the Union. This threat angered President Jackson, who had proposed the Force Bill. This was a bill that gave permission to Jackson to use troops if necessary against the South.
The Great Depression was a hard time for practically all Americans. First of all, it was caused by a multiple of things all happening at practically the same time. Family life changed to including the health of the American people. Lastly the federal government tried to help people with varies pro...
Populism in the late 1800s consisted of the proposal of liberal political and economic reforms, which although not implemented directly through their political power, served as a basis for future legislation that had many populists ideas tied in. ... In the era following the late 1800s came several pieces of legislation that proved the liberal ideologies of the populists proposals were being achieved. ...
This is basically one view of what Manifest Destiny really was, and this view was important in the late 1800s. Manifest Destiny was a strong continuation of ideas of expansion from earlier in the 1800s. ... Although the reasons for expansion were different in some cases, expansionism in the late 1800s and the early years of the next century was mostly a departure from old ideals, and a small bit of continuation. ...
Similarly, the Industrial Revolution served as a catalyst for expansion, especially in the late 1800s and early 1900s, by supplying more military goods, sparking a desire for wealth and profit through innovation, and developing new methods for expansion. ... Expansionism changed however, beginning in the late 1800s with the halt of discovering new American land and the start of acquiring land and/or power overseas. ... Previous territorial acquisitions in the late 1700s and early 1800s (Treaty of Paris, Louisiana Purchase, etc) stemmed from expansionist desire based on power and land gain, the...
"The Yellow Wallpaper" explores the themes of gender and freedom and how it affects the women of the late 1800s. One example of how gender affects the narrator and the women of the late 1800s is the fact that they are unable to think for themselves. ... In the late 1800s women were supposed to stay home, clean, and maintain the house while their husbands went out and worked. ... Gilman captures the true lifestyle of a woman in the late 1800s and portrays it through the narrator....
The process of brewing beer in the 1800s like the paintings show in the beer and wine exhibit is different from the norm we know of today. ... Beer today is brewed completely different than in the 1800s. ... In the 1800s they only had one beer to worry about making taste good and they perfected it. ... In the 1800s there was only 2 beers to be brewed and there wasn't much competition. They put more quality in the 1800s to making their beer taste the most bitter they possibly could. ...
The story is set in the late 1800s. ... The Yellow Wallpaper depicts what the medical field was like during the late 1800s. ... Being a doctor in the late 1800s, the narrator's husband thinks that what he is doing is the medically correct thing to do, and so does the narrator. ... Many women experienced psychosis during the 1800s because of the secluded life they were forced to live. ... To do so, the author makes the main character one of the women experiencing post-childbirth medical care during the 1800s. ...