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Thomas Jefferson Rev

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Define: Tax on foreign imported goods Tariff
Define: Laws that violate the intent of the framers of the Constitution Unconstitutional
Define: To pay money $$$ in order to trade freely Tribute
Define: Resulted in electors voting separately for president and vice president 12th Amendment
Define: To kidnap civilians and force them to serve in the military against their will Impressment
Define: Not choosing sides in a dispute or argument Neutrality
Define: To not trade with another country Embargo
Define: To cut off a country or port by using naval vessels to stop items from coming in or out Blockade
Define: To not allow Prohibit
When was Thomas Jefferson elected president? 1800 and 1804
Which individual received the same amount of votes as Jefferson during his first election? Aaron Burr
Which group decided the outcome of the election of 1800? House of Representatives (HOR)
Why was the 12th Amendment added to the Constitution? To prevent ties between candidates of the same political party
List 3 Ways that Jefferson cut spending when he became president 1) 2) Reduced sized of federal government 3) Reduced size of Army & Navy
John Marshall is most noted for his decision in Marbury v. Madison, which established the principle of: Judicial Review
Which country declared war on the United States in 1801? Tripoli
The declaration of war from the country (in 1801) was the result of Jefferson's: Refusal to pay tribute
The war against the Barbary Pirates demonstrated that the United States needs a stronger: Navy
In 1803 the United States purchased the Louisiana Territory from France. What did Jefferson initially want Monroe and Livingston to purchase? New Orleans and West Florida
How much did New Orleans and West Florida cost? $10 million
How much did the LA Purchase cost the United States? $15 million
What is a reason that Napoleon sold the Louisiana Territory to the United States? Napoleon needed money to continue his conquest of Europe
Who did Jefferson choose to explore the Louisiana Territory? Merriweather Lewis and William Clark
One of Jefferson's reasons for sending expeditions into the Louisiana Territory was to find an all water route to the Pacific Ocean. How would such a route have benefited the United States? Made trade easier with Asia.
What issue led to the Embargo Act of 1807? American Merchant Sailors & U.S. seamen being impressed
What did the Embargo Act do? Forbid all American ships from leaving American ports and trading with foreign nations
What happened to the economy of the United States as a result of the Embargo Act of 1807? Short Term: Ruined American shipping trade and economy Long Term: Accelerate Industrial Revolution in U.S.
Which came first in chronological order?: Tripoli's war on United States, Embargo Act, HOR deciding outcome of election of 1800, or Louisiana Territory Expedition? HOR deciding outcome of election of 1800
Created by: amatte4295
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