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EQ: What threatened national security under T.J’s administration?

The student will be able to examine the threats to our nation's security, the embargo act, and the battle of Tippecanoe as evidenced by completed Cornell notes and summaries with 80% accuracy.

Where does this fit into our Early Republic Learning Goal Scale?

What do you need to be able to do with this objective to reach mastery or SCALE Everest?

Objective:

1. Tribute: Money paid by one country to another in return for protection

2. Stephen Decatur: American sailor who burned the ship, Philadelphia

3. Embargo: a government order that forbids or ends foreign trade

4. Smuggling: the act of illegally importing or exporting goods

5. Tecumseh: Shawnee native who urged resistance against American settlement

6. William Henry Harrison: Governor of the Indiana Territory who took action against Tecumseh

1. Vocabulary

Trade with European nations was crucial to the U.S’s economy

Another trade issue with the US was dealing with pirates on the high seas

The pirates came from four small countries in Africa

They made up the Barbary States They raided ships, stole property, and

enslaved sailors for ransom Some European nations stopped the

Barbary states by paying them a tribute and in exchange they would leave the European ships alone

The US also paid a tribute to end the piracy, but only for a little while

2. The Barbary States (PIRATES)

President Jefferson decided to send warships to the Mediterranean Sea to protect US Merchant ships

At first this action by T.J. went badly, the warship Philadelphia’s crew was imprisoned by Pirates and US sailor Stephen Decatur burned the ship to stop the pirates from using it

The next year, US marines captured Tripoli and inspired a wave or American confidence to deal with foreign powers

2. The Barbary States

In 1803, France and England were again at war US remained neutral and continued to trade with both

countries Again British warships started seizing American ships

trading w/ France. France did the same Between 1803 and 1807 France seized 500 American ships

and Britain more than 1,000 Jefferson will respond to this by created an embargo and

Congress will pass it in 1807. This hurt the American economy badly dropping exports

from 109 million to 25 million..many people lost their jobs Some Americans turned to illegal smuggling to get around

the embargo Congress eventually overturned the Embargo Act in 1809

3. Britain and France threaten Trade

After the battle of Fallen Timbers, thousands of settlers moved west. Ohio became a state in 1803 Settlement had a negative impact on Native Americans who

suffered from European diseases who which killed thousands of them

The N.A. population decreased from a loss of food and disease The Shawnee’s were hit hard by settlement and two brothers

Tenskwatawa(the Prophet) and Tecumseh urged resistance against settlement

They organized western tribes into a league to restore Indian lands and were being armed STILL by the British

In 1811, William Henry Harrison governor of the Indiana Territory took action and defeated Shawnee villages on the Tippacanoe River.

The Battle of Tippacanoe marked the high point of N.A resistance to American settlement

4. Tecumseh and the Prophet

What threats to the US’s security occurred under Thomas Jefferson and how did he respond

Complete progress chart for objective M and N

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