CHAPTER 9 REVIEW
| •1809 | Non-Intercourse Act |
| •1811 | First steamboat travels down the Mississippi |
| William Henry Harrison defeats Shawnees at Prophet Town | |
| •June 1812 | War of 1812 begins |
| •1814 | Hartford Convention |
| •March 1814 | Battle of Horseshoe Bend |
| •August 1814 | British burn Washington City |
| •December 1814 | Treaty of Ghent |
| •1815 | Battle of New Orleans |
| •1817–1818 | Andrew Jackson fights Spanish and Seminole forces in Florida |
| •1818 | Great Britain and United States agree to joint occupation of Oregon Territory |
| •1819 | Adams-Onís Treaty |
| •1819–1823 | Panic of 1819 |
| •1820 | Missouri Compromise |
| •1821 | White traders begin using Santa Fe Trail |
| •1822 | Denmark Vesey accused of organizing a slave uprising |
| •1823 | Monroe Doctrine articulated |
| •1825 | Erie Canal completed |
| •1828 | Tariff of 1828 (Tariff of Abominations) |
| John Ross elected principal chief of the Cherokee nation | |
| •1829 | Petticoat Affair |
| •1830 | Indian Removal Act |
| •1832 | South Carolina passes Ordinance of Nullification |
| •1833 | Force Bill |
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