Gallatin Plan

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The Gallatin Plan was an early 19th-century U.S. federal blueprint, devised by Treasury Secretary Albert Gallatin, for a nationwide system of roads and canals to promote economic growth and national integration.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal government plan
infrastructure plan
transportation plan
aimedAt facilitating interstate commerce
strengthening national unity
supporting westward expansion
appliesToJurisdiction United States of America
author Albert Gallatin NERFINISHED
country United States of America
describedIn Report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the Subject of Public Roads and Canals NERFINISHED
describedTheoreticalConcept federal role in infrastructure development
fieldOfWork economic policy
infrastructure planning
transport policy
follows Jeffersonian vision of an agrarian republic
genre government report
governmentBranch executive branch of the United States
hasEffect provided blueprint for nationwide system of roads and canals
hasPart proposal for a national canal network
proposal for a national road network
proposal for improved river navigation
historicalPeriod Era of Jeffersonian democracy NERFINISHED
inception 1808
influenced development of the National Road
subsequent U.S. internal improvements policy
influencedBy need for national market integration
languageOfWork English
legislativeBody United States Congress
location Washington, D.C.
mainSubject canals
internal improvements
roads
transportation infrastructure
partOf early U.S. internal improvements movement
pointInTime early 19th century
positionHeldByAuthor United States Secretary of the Treasury NERFINISHED
proposedBy Albert Gallatin NERFINISHED
United States Department of the Treasury NERFINISHED
proposedDuration multi-decade infrastructure program
publicationDate April 4, 1808
purpose promote economic growth
promote national integration
significantPerson Albert Gallatin NERFINISHED
timePeriod post-Revolutionary United States expansion
topic canal construction in the United States
road construction in the United States

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