Presidential Race Name the president most closely associated with each of the following events phrases amp developments in American History Pure Food and Drug Act Suspension of Habeas Corpus ID: 375621
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Presidential ProwessSlide2
Presidential Race
Name the president most closely associated with each of the following events, phrases, & developments in American History.Slide3
Pure Food and Drug ActSlide4
Suspension of Habeas CorpusSlide5
New DealSlide6
Bombing of HiroshimaSlide7
“Corrupt Bargain”Slide8
Midnight AppointmentsSlide9
Court PackingSlide10
Whiskey RebellionSlide11
VietnamizationSlide12
Embargo ActSlide13
King AndrewSlide14
“Dam” PresidentSlide15
14 PointsSlide16
Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI)Slide17
I LIKE IKE!Slide18
Don’t Ask; Don’t TellSlide19
Great SocietySlide20
Louisiana PurchaseSlide21
Tippecanoe and Tyler too!Slide22
Mexican American WarSlide23
“I have a BIG STICK.”Slide24
Trail of TearsSlide25
LET’S GET READY TO RUMBLE!!
Vs. Governor
FaubusSlide26
First
Progressive
PresidentSlide27
Desegregation of US MilitarySlide28
Bay of Pigs InvasionSlide29
Emancipation ProclamationSlide30
Bull Moose PartySlide31
Bonus ArmySlide32
War on the National BankSlide33
Korean WarSlide34
WatergateSlide35
Rugged IndividualismSlide36
Fair DealSlide37
“Avoid Entanglements with Foreign Nations”Slide38
“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself”Slide39
“I am not a crook!”Slide40
We are fighting a “War to end all wars.”Slide41
Lewis and Clark ExpeditionSlide42
Cuban Missile CrisisSlide43
Iran Contra AffairSlide44
Led the Battle of New OrleansSlide45
First “Republican” PresidentSlide46
DetenteSlide47
Pardons NixonSlide48
Alien and Sedition Acts (1798)Slide49
9/11Slide50
Iran Contra AffairSlide51
THEMESSlide52
The role of “President” has evolved in dramatic fashion since the colonies first declared their independence in 1776.
Identify how Presidents throughout American history have redefined their position and expanded their power.
Consider how the founding fathers might view our current incarnation of the executive position. Slide53
Midnight Appointments
Marbury vs. Madison
Louisiana Purchase
Embargo ActCorrupt BargainAmerican SystemBank Wars
Trail of Tears*
Polk—Mexican American War
Emancipation Proclamation
Suspension of habeas corpus
Trust busting
Big Stick Policy and American Imperialism
Wilson: wartime mobilization and national income tax
New Deal: TVA and AAA
Courtpacking
WWII mobilization; rationing
Japanese internment
Bombing Hiroshima
Assassination of Diem
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
Bombing of Cambodia
Pardoning Nixon
Iran Contra Affair
Nationalized health careSlide54
Congressional Revenge & Controversy
Congress and the
Court
have NOT
watched passively as the President expanded his power. Consider how Congress and the Court have
actively resisted
the expansion of Presidential Power. “Mr. President, CHECK you-self!”Slide55
Presidential Programs
Each President, embracing the beliefs of his party, has promoted a program to improve America. Their ambitious plans for action often involve economic, political/civil and social reforms.
Identify presidential programs that gained prominence in American history.
Compare and contrast the goals and priorities of these programs. Slide56
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