Jefferson Wins A Second Term
America Begins Its Inevitable Expansion To The West
The Supreme Court Reins In The Power Of State Legislatures
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Monroe’s First Term Marked By Peace Abroad But Challenges At Home
Jefferson’s Lasting Legacies
Westward Expansion Re-Opens Questions About The Destiny Of Blacks In America
The Supreme Court Asserts Its Authority In Marbury v Madison
Toussaint Louverture’s Black Revolution In Saint-Dominigue/Haiti
Napoleon Sells The Louisiana Territory To America
James Monroe Becomes America’s Fifth President
British Acts of War Lead To Jefferson's Ruinous Embargo Act
Napoleon Reaches His Zenith And Then His Downfall
The Wilkinson-Burr Filibustering Affair
The Federalist, John Adams, Becomes America’s Second President
Le Jour de Gloire Arrives For Napoleon And France
Madison Concludes His Second Term
The End Of The Napoleonic Wars
James Madison Succeeds Jefferson As President
Relations With Britain Reach A Breaking Point
Clay, Calhoun And Webster Begin To Shape America’s Political Debate
The Spector Of Secession Arises At The Hartford Convention
Proposals Appear To Free All Blacks And Re-Colonize Them In Africa
The Lewis And Clark Expedition Maps A Route To The West Coast
Madison Wins A Second Term By A Narrow Margin
America Acquires The Two Floridas From Spain
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A Tradition Of Violence Marks Political Discourse In America
The War Of 1812
Thomas Jefferson And The Democratic-Republicans Win The Presidency