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If Allan Pinkerton had not accompanied Lincoln to Baltimore, Lincoln would have been assassinated and Hannibal Hamlin would have become president. With Hamlin as president, the Confederacy would have gained independence and allied with Great Britain and Canada, allowing slavery to continue. Hamlin would not have been re-elected, weakening the Republican party. The US would not have felt powerful enough to expand internationally or get involved in World Wars while bordering the Confederacy. This would have prevented the US from becoming a global economic power in the early 20th century. By the 2000s, the US would be a smaller industrial nation bordered by the Confederacy and Canada, with less international trade and influence.
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The document provides an overview of several topics related to Latin America in the 19th century including:
1) Racial differences played a role in many wars, such as the Haitian War of Independence which ended with a black uprising against French colonists.
2) Following independence from Spain, new Latin American nations struggled with forming a unified national identity across diverse territories and populations, leading to civil wars and instability.
3) Territorial conquest was a cause of some wars between Latin American nations, such as the War of the Triple Alliance in which Paraguay lost territory and population.
4) European powers like the U.S. and Britain intervened in Latin America for economic and political reasons following
Latin America-Intro
After WWII, Latin American countries struggled with instability and took loans from other nations. Many turned to populism or military dictatorships during the Cold War as communist parties grew. The US intervened in countries like Guatemala and Cuba through the CIA and supported right-wing regimes. By the 2000s, most Latin American nations had transitioned to elected democracies, though some faced debt crises and economic turmoil from policies that protected domestic industries over international trade.
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The Era of “Good” Feelings
1815-1824
The “End” of Party Competition
President James Monroe
Born April 28, 1758 to a Planter family in Virginia
Studied at William and Mary, but left to fight in the Revolutionary War, wounded at Trenton
Lawyer
Member of the Continental and Confederation Congresses
Twice Governor of Virginia
Served as Ambassador to France under Jefferson
Secretary of State and Secretary of War under Madison
Elected nearly unanimously in 1816, and with all but one vote in 1820
The Monroe Doctrine
In the 1820s, Spain’s Latin American empire was in revolt and winning independence prompting fears of European intervention
In response, President Monroe issues the Monroe Doctrine on December 2, 1823
Written by Secretary of State John Quincy Adams, it proclaimed the United States as the protector of the independence of American countries from European interference
The United States did not have the power to really enforce it at the time, but Britain was happy to do so
Overtime, the Monroe Doctrine became the cornerstone of American foreign policy through the Second World War
Election of 1820
The Era of (Not so) Good Feelings
Seminole War
General Andrew Jackson takes West Florida on his own authority, forcing the Monroe Administration to buy Florida from Spain and renounce claims to Texas to prevent war (The Adams-Onis Treaty)
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The Market Revolution
The Panic of 1819
Slavery
The Market Revolution
The Cotton Gin
Invented by Eli Whitney in 1793
Allowed for the mechanical removal of seeds from cotton blooms allowing for the mass production of cotton
Gave new life to American slavery
Eli Whitney Inventions
Interchangeable Parts
Lathe
Eli Whitney Inventions
Drill
Mill
Steamship Clermont
Invented by Robert Fulton in 1807
Invented in the United States
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Lowell Mills founded 1823
Erie Canal
The National Road
US Transportation Network
The Effects of an Economy in Transition: Good and Bad
The expansion of manufacturing and transportation led to integrated national and regional markets
In the North, wage labor replaced the old apprentice system
In the South, slavery was given new life due to the cotton gin leading to the creation of a pan-South slave market
The first modern industrial downturn: the Panic of 1819
Antebellum Slavery
The Development of the Institution of Slavery in the Early Republic
At the time of the American Revolution, slavery was a struggling institution
Tobacco was no longer a profitable crop for most planters
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What would happen if
- 1. What Would Happen If What would happen if Allan Pinkerton had not decided to accompany Lincoln on his tour in Baltimore
- 2. Febuary,23, 1861 Abraham Lincoln is assassinated by a confederate Sympathizer. Hannibal Hamlin will become president
- 3. March,3,1861 Hannibal Hamlin Inaugurated as President Outlines his plans for the Union, and Slavery
- 4. Civil War Begins McClellan loses at Antietam Hamlin surrenders to Lee when he marches to Washington D.C in 1862
- 5. Confederacy Confederacy gains independency Creates alliance with Great Britain and Canada Slavery sustained in Confederacy
- 6. Hamlin is not elected Hamlin not elected for a second term Radical Republicans lose steam and become less popular Reconstruction era replaced with Democratic presidents trying to smooth relations with Confederacy
- 7. Expansion in seas Democrats control the Senate and presidency Confederate States of America is involved in the Spanish American War while the United States stays out. The United States doesn’t feel they have the power to expand while the Confederate States of America is at their border
- 8. World War One With the country separated. The united states doesn't feel the need to become involved in World War One Confederates stay loyal to their British Ally Allied Victory still occurs. Germany treated very harshly at Versailles. No league of nations is formed
- 9. 20s The United States does not become an Economic power because they don’t have the ability to lend money to Europe The roaring twenties is replaced by slow progression towards industrial life. Britain remains world power.
- 10. 30s The Global depression does not affect the United States as much because there is no Stock Market Crash, the economy stays at a moderate level. Hitler starts to rise to power Japan Aggression in china starts
- 11. 40s World War 2 has started Confederates once again come to the aid of Britain Without bases in Hawaii the United states is never attacked. D-day is a failure for the allies Germany controls Europe, but does not take over Britain or Russia
- 12. Japan Japan continues there aggression in the Pacific with Australian and British resistance Japan eventually takes most of the pacific Islands, but leaves Australia China becomes a Japanese Colony
- 13. 50’s American Economy stays moderate without a baby boom Confederate States of America economy suffers over war debts to Germany, Japan, and Italy Cold War does not occur
- 14. 60s Communism is Spread to Korea and Veitnam Confederate States of America and the United States cannot reach a free trade aggrement
- 15. 70s The United States becomes a small industrial power globally while the Confederate States of America are still lacking in Industrial Success
- 16. 2000s The United States is bordered by the Confederate States of America and Canada Republican party is a small factor in elections Democratic Party dominates politics
- 17. Free Trade Canada and the Confederate States reach a free trade agreement The United States is blocked out of trade in North America
- 18. Extradition The United States offers Amnesty to escaped slaves Henderson v the United States of America Causes Conflict between the C.S.A and the U.S.A