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Location: Fredericksburg, Virginia

Monday, October 27, 2008

Chapter 9 Notes

America System: also known as Clays American system


  • protective tariffs-protect the states money/ revenue to save; protecting new industries in the U.S
  • helps new American industries get going then money goes to internal improvement (bridges, roads, transportation system better) and National Bank.

When the first bank was established, a charter was made but it expired and wasn't renewed and so it was shut down.

  • 1816 - Congress charters the 2nd bank of the US
    • provided national currency and centralized control of money and credit and reagulated state banks, (also issued bank notes)

1816-1st protective tarrif (tariff of 1816-shield form foreign competition)

Congress during early 1800s

  • had no power to build roads, bridges, etc.
  • states will have to build transportation
  • Congress agrees to finish building the national road.

1816-1820

  • Major internal improvement occurs in New York State
  • Erie Canal- built/paid for by the state of New York.
  • Several other states built toll roads

Transportation Revolution

  • 1815-1516
  • After 1815, there's a dramatic increase in road improvement.
  • Steamboat - Can go up against the current (traffic goes both ways)
  • After 1840 railroads east of the Mississippi and north are created.

Robert Fultman was credited for the steam boat

  • Claremont - 1807
  • provided two way transportation on rivers
  • 60,000 to 500,000 tons 1810-1840
  • New york - 1825 completes Erie Canal (connects Hudson River with Laki Erie)
  • Market cities spring up along canal
  • Other states copy and state building canals.

Railroads

  • Begin in the East
  • as they grow we get US approaching National transportation network in 1860
  • railrads gradually take over canals
  • transportation Revolution does not make greater results.
  • 1840s-1850s- transportatoin lengths the west with north and east.

McCulloch v. Maryland

  • Maryland decides to tax the bank - require bank of US to buy paper from governemt state of Maryland.
  • National Bank refuses
  • Maryland may not tax the National Bank according to Supreme Court Case
  • Supremacy Clause- unconstitutional if Maryland taxes National Bank because if they raise the tax too high, the bank could fall.

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