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The
Physical High.
Peaked in 1810 and remained in the productive 2nd Quarter Improvement until a
Downward Crossover in 1817. A Low but rising
Emotional
Cycle
a became High with an Upward Crossover 1811 and
remained in 1st Quarter Foundation for the rest of the decade. For most of
the 1810s, a Low
Intellectual Cycle was
in 4th Quarter Alternatives until an Upward Crossover in 1819 that put it in the
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1810:
Yale Medical School was established amid the
Physical High. The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
established in 1810 marked the beginning of wide missionary efforts in the
United States which typify
Emotional
1st Quarter Foundation.
R.
W. Emerson described the period as a time when "there was not a book, speech,
or a conversation, or a thought" in Massachusetts amid the
Intellectual Low.
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1811:
Construction on the Cumberland Road began in
Maryland in the Physical
High.
"War Hawks" Urged Congress for War with Britain during the
Physical High
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Emotional
Upward Crossover
and the US War Declared in 1812.
The Bank of
the United State is dissolved
in the
Intellectual 4th Quarter Alternatives.
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1812:
The
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia was founded during the
Physical
High. On March 14, while we we in the
Emotional
Upward Crossover Congress authorized a
bond issue of $11 million to finance defensive military preparations requested by President Madison,
which led to the War of 1812.
The failure to renew the bank charter proved to be unwise
in this
Intellectual Low. as
the War of 1812 would require the kind of financing facilitated by the Bank of
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1813:
The first ironclad vessel was built by John
Stevens in the Physical High. The
first religious weekly in America appeared in
the
Emotional
1st Quarter Foundation
as the "Religious Remembrancer," was founded in Philadelphia, then through
successive mergers the magazine grew and eventually became the "Christian
Observer."
Following the War of 1812, national finances were riddled with commodity
inflation, land speculation, overextended manufacturing investments and the
unwise policies of the second Bank of the US in the
Intellectual Low.
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1814:
A factory for processing cotton became totally
mechanized in the
Physical High.
The first School for Higher Education of Women opened in Vermont
during
Emotional
1st Foundation.
"New
England Renaissance" of transcendentalism began in Literature with
Intellectual 4th Quarter Alternatives. |
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1815:
Captain
Stephen Decatur leads his fleet in an aggressive and successful attack against
Algiers in this
Physical High. The
Boston Society for the Moral and Religious Instruction of the Poor was
established to promote Sunday school education in the city in the
Emotional
High.
The
"New England Renaissance" of Transcendentalism began in literature in the
Intellectual 4th Quarter Alternatives. |
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1816:
Wire suspension design came to a bridge in Philadelphia
during the Physical
High. The Second Great Awakening in religion came with
Emotional
1st Foundation
that resulted in the establishment of
numerous religious societies including the A. M.
E. Church
Founded and the
American Bible Society that were founded this
year, and American Sunday School Union (1817) and
the Unitarian Church (1819).
An
experimental infant school emerged Boston (which lead to Kindergarten in
1860) in the
Intellectual 4th Quarter Alternatives.
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1817:
Arbuthnot & Ambrister Lead Seminoles in Attacks in Florida
and Georgia during the Physical
Downward Crossover.
The Boston
"Columbian Sentinel" dubbed the Monroe presidency as the "era of good
feeling" in this
Emotional
High
after the enthusiastic reception for Monroe by both Federalists and
Democratic-Republicans as he traveled the Northeast and Midwest.
The curtailment of credit and a
congressional order mandated the resumption of payments in hard currency in the
low economy of an
Intellectual Low. |
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1818:
Connecticut Rescinded the
property voting requirement and in (1821 New York and Massachusetts did
same in the
Physical 3rd Review.
The first complete performance of an oratorio in the US was presented in Boston
by the Handel and Haydn Society in the
Emotional
High.
The Connecticut constitution disestablished the Congregational
Church in the
Intellectual 4th Quarter Alternatives.
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March 21, 1960 |
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1819:
The
first transatlantic passage of a steamship occurs aboard
in the Physical
High. "The Savanaugh"
A arise in arts,
literature & education prevailed from 1819 - 1931 with impetus from the
Emotional
High.
The panic of 1819 came amid the
Intellectual
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