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The Early Republic

US History 1789-1835

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alien an outsider or someone from another country
speculator a person who buys things hoping to make a profit
tribute pay in return for protection
continental divide separates river systems flowing in opposite directions
caucus private meeting where a small group of party members meet to pick candidates
interstate commerce trade between two or more states
John Jay First Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Anthony Wayne General who defeated the Native Americans in the Battle of Foreign Timbers
XYZ Affair Attempt by the French to seek bribes from Americans in order to meet with French to discuss conflict (French wanted Americans to pay before they would meet.)
Adams-Onis Treaty Treaty that gave control of Florida to the US. (Florida had been territory of Spain until then.)
Tecumseh Person who encouraged Native Americans to unite against western settlement.
War Hawks People who supported the War of 1812
Francis Scott Key Wrote The Star Spangled Banner, our national anthem
Martin Van Buren President at the time of the Panic of 1837
Simon Bolivar Leader of independence movement in Latin America
secede to withdraw from the Union
Which political party passed laws limiting immigration and restricting free speech? The Federalists
Who lost post of their territory during the war of 1812? Native Americans
The expeditions of Lewis, Clarke and Pike expanded America's knowledge of land west of which river? The Mississippi
Which presidential candidate lost the election of 1840? Martin Van Buren
When did George Washington state that the US should remain neutral and isolated? During his farewell address
What were the key acts related to the issue of states' rights? The Kentucky and Virginia Revolutions
What did the American and French Revolution both fight against? monarchy and inequality
Who had the greatest impact on the economic policy of the Washington Administration? Alexander Hamilton
Why did the southern members of Congress agree to support Hamilton's plan? The new nation's capital would be built in the south.
What treaty resulted in more American settlers moving onto lands north of the Ohio River? The Treaty of Greenville
Who was sent to explore the land known as the Louisianna Territory? Lewis and Clark
Why did Jefferson create a treaty to purchase Louisianna? Because it was unconstitutional for a president to buy land.
What waterway allowed the farmers to ship their crops to market in New Orleans? The Mississippi River
Which country probably felt the most threatened by US exploration? Great Britain
Who was represented by the Whigs reflecting a change of politics in the campaign of 1840? William Henry Harrison
Which Supreme Court case dealt with regulating interstate commerce? Gibbons vs. Obstin
Which state repealed nullification of the Unio in 1832 when Congress lowered tariffs? South Carolina
Which document warned European nations to stay out of Latin American affairs? The Monroe Doctrine
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