Alien and Sedition Acts

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Alien and Sedition Acts

During the 19
th
century, different topics were taking place. Among the topics thattook place
were Slavery issues, Presidencies war 1812, Alien and Sedition Acts, and Manifest destiny.
Slavery issues in the 19
th
century
It was clear that before the 19
th
century, slavery was taking place across all over America.
Slavery in the United States began after the first African slaves were taken to the North
American colony. In the year 1619.During the 17
th
and18
th
century, the African American slaves
were usedto provide cheap laborandboost the economic foundations forthe nation. Itwas not
until the 19
th
century when issues on how to stop slavery began to emerge. During this century
an abolish movementwas created, led by the black, to abolish slavery in northern UnitedStates
(Loveman, 2016).
Presidencies war 1812
The presidency election ofthe year 1808 led to results of warin the US, afterthe defeatof
Federalist candidate Charles Cotesworth by James Madison. During this time, Madison
experienced problems over the seas from Britain and France as they continued attacking
American ships. In the year 1812.Madison issued a war declaration against Britain. Even though
the Americans were not well set for the war, they decided to fight off and even attack British
forces. However, they were very defeated during this time. During the continuation of the 1812

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war, Madison decided to go for reelection. Despite the victory, the citizens blamed him for
contributing the war, which affectedtrade in thecountry.
Alien and Sedition Acts
These laws were passed and signed into law by President Adams in the 1798.The laws were
primarily based on discouraging new immigrants to vote as well as deport the foreigners. These
laws primarily boostednational security. Itwas saidthatthe laws suppressedthose individuals
who were against Federalist Party.
Manifest destiny
Thiswas a beliefthattheexpansions across the US throughout the American Contents were
defensible and predictable.