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Chapter 7 refers to the many different types of Federal and State surveys that are nonsectionalized.

German settlements dominated certain districts and moved down to western parts of Maryland, Virginia, and Carolinas.

Another scandal that happened during his presidency was the Whiskey Ring which “…involved a network of distillers, distributors, and public officials who considered to defraud the federal government of millions in liquor revenue.” (history.com). Ulysses was accused again of this scandal because he knew another person that was part of this. Ulysses noticed that the liquor prices were going down but did not understand why. Once he realized why, he was trying hard to fix the problem but he did not succeed at fixing the problem until later in the

Many things emerged in cities because that was where most people worked and was the greatest population place. Hull House allowed for better working conditions

Chapter eight starts After Thomas Jefferson purchased the Louisiana Territory, the size of the United States doubled. The U.S. now bordered Mexico, which had won its independence from Spain in the 1820s. In 1836, Texas broke off from Mexico and formed its own republic; in 1845, under the presidency of James Polk, and the U.S. brought Texas into the union, though the Mexican government continued to regard Texas as a part of Mexico. Polk was an expansionist president some would say although I think he just wanted as much as he could get so he ordered General Zachary Taylor(the future president of the United States) to provoke Mexican troops near the Rio Grande. Around the same time In 1846,

The first president President Washington The first Congress a. During the summer of 1789, Congress sets up three departments in the executive branch of government. b. Vice president Adams broke the tie by voting to allow the president the authority to dismiss cabinet officers without senate`s approval. c. Washington met regularly with all three departments heads and attorney general, who together became know as the cabinet. Judiciary Act

Ch.1: With the Treaty of Paris, the British set up military posts running from the Northern end of Lake Champlain, to Niagara, Detroit, and Michigan Peninsula. The British took the posts because the US failed to live up the treaty terms. In 1784, the Spain closed the lower Mississippi River to the American commerce, and then orders a tariff on US goods. The U.S. made negotiation for commercial treaties and did trade directly with Europe. The Britain excluded the U.S from the imperial trade and received a large quantity of cheap goods. The U.S in the time of depression and the balance of trade made some states print more money between 1785 and 1786. Other states also tried imposing taxes and restricting new issues of money.

This was known as the “Teapot Dome Scandal”. Fall was found guilty in court and was even sentenced to jail time. While this wasn’t directly Harding’s fault, it dealt a huge blow to his reputation. This was Harding’s biggest mistake; the people he hired.

Intro: Brief overlook of entire speech- Chloe Paragraph one: Question 1- Chloe/Maliyah Paragraph two: Question 2- Jack/Mariel Paragraph three: Question 3- JacQue’/Brooke Closing: Brief Summary- All Intro (Done by Chloe): There are many different possible types of government that a country to have. They are called Unitary, Confederation, and Federal governments, and they have many differences.

Sandy Gonzalez Mrs.Hollowell APUSH 1 December 1 2015 Period 5 Vocabulary 1. Manifest Destiny 2. slave-based agriculture 3. slavery as a positive good 4. Dred Scott case 5. Republican Party 6.

The Red Scare was a period of mass hysteria in the United States during 1919-1920, which was after World War I. This was the time when Americans feared that communism would spread to their country. This fear affected their views toward immigrants who came to the United States. They especially were frightened toward those who embraced their communist, socialist or anarchist ideology. There were many strong nationalistic and anti-immigrant feelings in America which led to the Red Scare. Another reason why Americans feared immigrants was because of the Bolshevik Revolution led by Lenin in Russia. Many in the United States were scared that Russians wished to overthrow the United States government. ("The Red Scare of 1919-1920.").

My position is the Red Scare. First of all, the reason why I picked this topic was because the Red Scare was an effect from the Cold War. In other words, this was a political, social, and economic matter involving the communist party, USA government, teachers, and leaders. As follows, this issue was taken place in the USA in the late 1940’s through the early 1950’s.(1947-1957) Therefore, this conflict was many leaders, professors, other teachers, and many other business workers were fired if they were found even with any signs of communism. For that reason, that main cause of the Red Scare was to cause a range of action that had ruin the USA society instead of starting another war (history/red scare.)

Warren G. Harding was elected in 1865 and served as the 29th president of the United States. During his campaign his slogan was “A return to normalcy.” In the wake of World War I the country wanted things to settle down- so promises of change weren’t well received. While in office Harding didn’t take many large strides due to this ideology. However, his lack of change may not have just been due to this philosophy. Some say he was a weak leader and let others do the decision-making. This ended up causing problems for him and making him the president that created the original political scandal.

However, by the early 1920s, the Bureau of Investigation was a corrupt and inefficient unit. It was badly tarnished by the Teapot Dome scandal and other scandals during the administration of President Warren Harding. Harry M. Daugherty

In the early 1920s, after facing the struggles of World War I, the Palmer Raids, and Wilson’s fall, Americans craved stability. Republicans were promising a return to the settled country we once were, and this eventually led to the election of Warren G. Harding, the first Republican president in the decade. One of his first acts as president was allowing people to walk on the White House garden, reassuring the citizens that their government was returning to them after a time of hardship. During his campaign, Harding called for "normalcy", a consistent period of peace and quiet, something that appealed to Americans after the time of relentless strain. Despite the scandals, President Harding was successful during his term, as he delivered to the public what he had promised, "a return to normalcy" and revival, by lowing income tax for the rich, passing many tariffs, and initiating the Washington Naval Conference.