James Madison s Presidency

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James Madison s Presidency 1808-1816

Madison s First Term Brilliant thinker and statesman Hard Worker/Poor Public Speaker/Stubborn Temperament Lacked Jefferson s Skills Backed by TJ/runs against Pinckney Federalists gain control in Congress due to Embargo Act

Economics Tried to use diplomacy and economic pressure on Napoleonic War countries Will consent to war, unlike Jefferson Non-Intercourse Act (1809) now can trade with all except Britain & France Macon s Bill No. 2 (1810) if Britain or France would respect U.S. neutrality, U.S. would prohibit trade with the other Napoleon s Deception -vows to resolve problems with U.S. -U.S. embargo s Britain -Napoleon does not fulfill promise

Mr. Madison s War The War of 1812 The Empire Strikes Back! Why have a war? -Britain continued to violate neutral rights at sea -trouble still brewing on frontier -British are worse than French -Republicans love the French & their revolution -France helped the U.S. in our revolution -British were the enemy in revolution -British are impressing

Mr. Madison s War The War of 1812 -desire to get British Canada & Florida -Tecumseh tries to unite Indians in Ohio, gets limited support from British -Harrison defeats Tecumseh at Tippecanoe -Americans blame British for instigating Indian rebellion -War Hawks -new young Republicans in Congress -led by Clay & Calhoun -war would defend honor, gain Canada, get rid of Indians

Mr. Madison s War The War of 1812 War Begins -War Hawks gain support in Congress, approve war -war starts AFTER British make decision to end blockades of U.S. coast -Nation is divided -PA & VT join in pro-war movement with the South & West -New England stays Anti-War Election of 1812 -Madison defeats DeWitt of New York -shows strength of Republicans

Opposition to the War Viewed as Mr. Madison s War How does this relate to current issues? War Hawks are also blamed New England Merchants, looking after their commercial interests, support British (quietly) Federalists say it is a Republican scheme to get Canada and Florida in order to gain votes Quids (old school Republicans) say Madison is violating the Constitution strict interpretation

Military Exploits Madison wants Canada, but is repulsed by the Brits U.S. has a good navy U.S.S. Constitution sinks ship off Nova Scotia Privateers, for economic gain and patriotism, raid British ships British navy blockades coast damages economy 1813 Lake Erie Capt. Oliver Perry we have met the enemy and they are ours MacDonough defeats British on Lake Champlain, Brits give up on invading New England

Chesapeake & Southern Campaign 1814 Napoleon is defeated, Brits now focus on U.S. Brits march thru D.C. and burn it Try to get to Baltimore, but repelled at Fort McHenry Star Spangled Banner General Andrew Jackson defeats Creek Indians (primary British ally) http://etc.usf.edu/maps/pages/1100/1139/1139z.htm Opens land to settlement Jackson leads Creole, free blacks, and frontiersmen against Brits at New Orleans Won Battle of New Orleans 2 weeks after war was over (poor communication)

Treaty of Ghent British are tired of war, want to maintain peace in Europe Madison thought U.S. can t win a decisive victory In Ghent Belgium -cease fire -return of ALL conquered territory -pre-war boundary of Canada is reset Stalemate no gain for either side

Hartford Convention of 1814 New England and Federalists propose secession (This is follow up to Essex Junto) Convention rejects radical ideas (nullifying the war), but calls for a 2/3 majority in both houses of Congress to declare war End of war and Jackson s victory end discussion of secession Ideas here will be re-addressed later with South What are the long term impacts of this Convention?

Legacy of the War of 1812 Survived 2 wars with Britain gained international respect Accept Canada as neighbor Federalists will die out, especially after talk of secession Talk of nullification and secession sets precedent for future South Native Americans lose their British ally, subject to dealing with aggressive American movement out west and south More factories built in U.S. due to blockade = industrial self-sufficiency 2 nd Bank of the U.S. Chartered (1816) will last for 20 years Jackson and Harrison gain future votes from victories in war Nationalism win, anthem, future is west NOT EUROPE! No real war for a while leads to Era of Good Feelings