Territorial Expansion Dbq Chart

Territorial Expansion DBQ Chart last-place EXAM Doc What it says What it means Outside Info How it will be used A -Federalists argue that the Constitution does not touch on territorial elaboration at all. -The issue therefore, should not be affected onit will just stir the pot unnecessarily-If issue is dealt with, a strugglefare (standing army) will undoubtedly come about. -Since treaty is unconstitutional, territorial expansion is unconstitutional. -Acquiring enter requires an army because Louisiana territory borders Spain. If the country continues to grow, the Eastern states will not be important anymore. -PEOPLE SHOULD STAY AWAY FROM TERRITORIAL EXPANSION. -Talking about the motif will bring up unwanted feelings between the pro & antiexpansionists. -Federalists are strongly against the idea of territorial expansion. -TERRITORIAL EXPANSION= huge hassle that requires getting involved with other countries and their land. Death of Federalist Party-Hartford Convention Against B -Majority of voters above the Maryland, Virginia origination voted negative on the declaration of war. Majority of voters below the Maryland, Virginia line voted affirmative on the declaration of war. -All those in the west voted affirmative in the declaration of war. Most of those in the South and West voted for going to war with Great Britain while those North voted against going to war. Those who supported going to war usually were in support of territorial expansion. -Madisons Declaration of war in 1812-War Hawks For C -The Cherokee had existed 200 years after Europeans came to the States. They resisted white efforts to guardianship them, and claim done so successfully.They have stayed at the same adroit level, and are at a scientific and social standstill. The Indians are basically too stubborn to realize they are holding themselves back. -This shows the Statesn attitudes towards native Australian Americans. They saw the assimilation into white society as an impr ovement on the culture of the Natives, and therefore, the Cherokees resistance was counter-productive. -Indian Removal cause Against D -Indians were locomote in indirect routes from their homes to the new Indian reservations. -The Indian Removal set forced them out of their lands. -Indians are being forceably removed from their homes and they arent up to now being taken on direct routes to their new homes. -They had to walk an increase amount because they werent guided in the right routes. -Indian Removal Act Against E -This document is a map of America but it has been bony over with an eagle. It has an eagle drawn over it because the bald eagle is the subject area Animal. -The document shows the illustriousness and the boldness of America because the bald eagle is say to be great and majestic so it is supposed to symbolize the greatness of America. -Manifest destiny-Patriotism,-The annexation of Texas-Indian removal For F The settlers in Oregon would open the graduat e(prenominal)road to India from the United States. This road was through the South Pass at the rim of Oregon. These settlements will help commence American Asiatic trade. Trade would amplify because of westward expansion. The settlers in Oregon particularly would cause the commencement of Americas Asiatic trade on a new and subject field route. -Purpose of discovering America trade route to India-Settlement of Oregon For territorial expansion.Economic G Andrew capital of Mississippi is saying that it was patriotic, increased wealth and happiness of all classes to add Texas to the Union. Americans could in addition extend the Gospel, education and other aspects of American culture. Andrew Jackson was in favour of territorial expansion, and wanted to add Texas to the Union. It would benefit all of the social classes, and American culture would be further spread. -Acquirement of Texas-Manifest Destiny For territorial expansion. Social H John C. Calhoun didnt want to expand.He noted that it was an American mission to spread civil and religious liberty all over the world, but it was a mistake. Only some were unfastened of maintaining free governance, and only some of those were capable of forming a durable constitution. John C. Calhoun didnt support westward expansion because he didnt think free political relation was being forced on those who could handle it. Only tribe with a very high state of moral and intellectual improvement were capable of maintaining free government and forming a constitution. -Mexico at the time (and its people)-Constitution-Address to Congress on Mexico Against territorial expansion.Political I Henry David Thoreau felt that government, the only mode which people have chosen to execute their will, was liable to be abused and perverted before the people could act through it. He listed the Mexican War as a prime example. Henry David Thoreau wasnt a fan of the way the government worked, and felt that it was comfortably ab used. He stated that he doubted the people would have consented to the Mexican War if the government was completely based on their will. The Mexican War was the work of a few individuals using the standing government as their tool. -Henry David Thoreau-Civil Disobedience-Mexican War Against territorial expansion. Political J By all law, human and religious, America was justified in taking Cuba from Spain. The same normal justified tearing down a neighbors combustion house if there is no other way of preserving your own home. America had no other choice but to take Cuba from Spain, to protect itself. Cuba could easily be used against the United States by Spain, and the U. S. couldnt risk that happening. It was in Americas best interest. -Cuban independence-Monroe Doctrine For territorial expansion. Political