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Chapter 10 Review

Chapter 10: Age of Jefferson--Review

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Marbury v. Madison established judicial review
When France recieved Louisiana, Jefferson feared Napoleon would build an empire in North America
As a result of the Louisiana Purchase, the United States gained land west of the Mississippi River
Jefferson sent Lewis and Clark to explore and map the Louisiana territory
The U.S. went to war with Tripoli because they demaned a larger bribe for protection of U.S. ships
This law allowed the U.S. to trade with all nations except Britain and France Nonintercourse Act
Tecumseh earned respect of white leaders because he united Native American groups
War Hawks wanted war with Britain
The Battle of New Orleans lead to Jackson becoming a national hero
Lewis and Clark were helped in their exploration of Louisiana by Sacajawea
The Battle of Tippecanoe led to worsening of relations between Britain and the U.S.
Leader of the War Hawks Henry Clay
The Hartford Convention met because New Englanders thought the British blockade hurt their trade
The Treaty of Ghent established nothing important.
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