in 1799 john adams tired to appoint a bunch of federalist judge
one of this people is william marbury
marbury sues jefferson gov. of emading his judges appointment.
supreme court will decide if the appoinnentz is vaild.
court ruled that murburry appoinnet was not vaild becasue it conflicted with contitution
james maddison become new president war of 1812
Jubal Early's army was a threat to the North because they made a raid and were about to take Washington D.C.
Jubal Anderson Early (1816 - 1894) was a military leader of the American Confederacy noted for being an opponent of secession. Nonetheless, he supported his home state Virginia once the War began.
When he joined the army he had the position of Colonel and participated in the battles of:
- First and second battle of Bull Run
- Battle of Antietam
- Battle of Fredericksburg
- Battle of Chancellorsville
- Battle of Gettysburg.
- Battle of the Wilds
- Battle of Spotsylvania
Early stood out for commanding the Confederate forces towards the Shenandoah Valley in 1864. In this dispute they were a great threat to the Union because they were about to take Washington DC, but were defeated by Union troops commanded by Philip Sheridan.
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