<p>oh yeah ..question... what did Gibbons vs. Ogden decide</p>
<p>Gibbons v. Ogden decided Congress has power over interstate commerce?</p>
<p>If im right, What did the Deists in the late 18th century believe?</p>
<p>I typed this to help get a perspective on what happened when and what led to what else. A problem that I've had on essays is that I mix up periods of history. Thought it might help. Feel free to add/change anything.</p>
<p>Colonial -> Dissent/Tension -> Revolution -> Creating Gov't -> Political Divisions -> territorial expansion -> War w/ Britian -> Era of Good Feelings -> Improvements in Industry -> Reform -> Sectionalism -> Civil War -> Reconstruction -> Industrialization -> The Gilded Age -> Progressivism -> Imperialism -> WWI -> Red Scare -> The Roaring 20s -> Depression -> WWII -> McCarthysim -> Consumerism/Conformity -> Cold War -> Anti-Communism -> Division in Society and Culture -> Conservative resurgence -> Modern day</p>
<p>federal jurisdiction over interstate commerce</p>
<p>what overturned plessy v ferguson</p>
<p>War of 1812, Brit was in a war with France and they both wanted to trade with America or something. Jefferson had his embargo act that everyone hated...</p>
<p>Br kept harassing American ships so we declared war... American wasn't really well prepared. Uhmm Indians sided with the British... </p>
<p>Br and Fr stopped fighting eventually and the war in America died down as well. Forgot the treaty name.</p>
<p>^ Yeah I know, very vague stuff. Sorry, thats all I can pull out of my head. XD
If you really need info, I guess you can just pull it up on wiki.</p>
<p>pless v furg was overturned with brown v board of ed topeka, kansas</p>
<p>Brown v. BOE</p>
<p>Name the president associated with each:
New Freedom
Square Deal
Great Society
New Fronteir
Fair Deal</p>
<p>The deists believed in science over the bible, and rejected the Trinity and the idea of Original sin</p>
<p>Pick one of the forgettable presidents of the gilded age and state one "achievement" of their time and its significance.</p>
<p>I think it's fine, but I just wanna point out that history is A LOT more complicated and overlapping than that. You probably know already though. My teacher gave me a huge timeline (it's taller than me) and we wrote in eras (ex. progressivism, reform era). </p>
<p>Anyway, I think Deists were the ones who believed that God created
the universe and then left it to be governed by natural law.</p>
<p>Brown vs. Board of Education pwned Plessy v. Ferguson.</p>
<p>Ok. Now what event is the Second Great Awakening in response to?</p>
<p>brown vs. board</p>
<p>what did mcCulloch v. maryland decide</p>
<p>(i know, i'm on a court cases kick..sorry)</p>
<p>New Freedom- Wilson
Square Deal- TR
Great Society- LBJ
New Frontier- JFK
Fair Deal- Truman</p>
<p>brown vs board of ed overturned plessy v ferguson</p>
<p>deists believed, basically, in a creator (God), but not all of the other flowery religious stuff and based their beliefs on logic</p>
<p>who established (president) medicaid and medicare? define them.</p>
<p>New Freedom - FDR EDIT: WIlson
Square Deal - Teddy Roosevelt
Great Society - Lyndon Johnson
New Fronteir - Kennedy
Fair Deal - TR wannabe but not FDR, ? EDIT: truman</p>
<p>Treaty of Ghent ended war of 1812</p>
<p>mcculloch v MA is the bashing on the taxing of natl bank...
natl gov power > state power</p>
<p>.. or something of the other.</p>
<p>Fair Deal= Harry Truman, talking about labor unions, i think.
What was the Webster-Ashburton Treaty?</p>
<p>new freedom is wilson
new nationalism is tr</p>
<p>Lyndon Johnson was medicaid/care I assume?</p>
<p>One was direct aid and one was like insurance or something like that.</p>
<p>yeah johnson did medicare/medicaid under great society but i forget, one helps old people and one helps poor people</p>
<p>Webster-Ashburton Treaty: I want to say something releasing tensions between US and Britian but I think that is something else</p>
<p>yeah it is, it settled the maine/canada border and did stuff with slaves</p>
<p>W-A Treaty: defined boundaries between US and Great Britain.. Settled unfinished matters on Treaty of Ghent. Sec of State Dan. Webster (remember the debates he had with some-such about nullification in the senate?) argued it. specific: Maine canada border,</p>