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Chapter10

Jefferson Era

Term(s)Def.
George Washington federalist, 1st president
Jon Adams federalist, 2nd president
Thomas Jefferson democratci-republican- 3rd president
James Madison demacratic-republican, 4th president
Radical person who takes an extreme political position
Aaron Burr Tied with Jefferson for president
Alexander Hamilton killed by Aaron Burr in a duel
the nickle monticello is seen on ___
Monticello Jefferson's home that he designed by himself
Jefferson requested 3 accomplishments to be listed on his tombstone: author of the declaration of Independence, the law for religious freedom, and father of the University of Virginia
John Marshall appointe by John Adams to be Chief Justice after John Jay resigned. Served for 3 decades
Mississippi River After the American Revolution, the western boundry of the U.S. was____
Rocky Mountains After the Louisiana Purchase, American Territory stretched west to the ___
1803 In this year, president Jefferson bought Louisiana Territory.
Napoleon Jefferson bought Louisiana Territory from Emperor ______
fifteen million dollars France traded ___for the Louisiana Territory
strict construction Jefferson believed in ____
William Clark Meriwether Lewis and ___ explored the newly purchased land in 1803
Corps of Discovery Lewis and Clark's expedition was also known as this:
St. Louis Lewis and Clark began their expedition in ____ (also know as the "gateway to the west")
Sacagawea The Indian guide on Lewis and Clark's trip was:
York Clark's slave who came with him on his trip
Zebulon Pike ___ explored the Southern part of the Louisiana Territory and got a famous mountain in Colorado named for himself
Fur Because of Zebulon's explorations, Americans because more interested in the ___ trade
Journals Lewis and Clark kept ___ that later provied valuble information about the west
Desert Not many people wanted to rush to the Great Plains because Pike said it was a _____
Farm People did not want to ____ in the Great Plains because of how Pike described it.
Touissant L'Ouverture led a slave rebellion on the french controlled island of Hispaniola (Haiti) which helped convince Napoleon to sell Louisiana
Money Napoleon needed___ for his war with Britain
Secretary of State Marbury sued ______: James Madison
Whiskey While president, Jefferson ended the tax on _____
Alien & Sedition Acts While president, Jefferson allowed the __________________ to expire
pardoned Jefferson ____________ those charged with: Alien & Sedition Acts and Whiskey Tax
employees Jefferson reduced the number of federal _________
France _____ lost New Orleans to Spain the the French and Indian War
Secret Treaty New Orleans was turned back over to France in a __________
Stephan Decatur sent to attack a US ship called the Philadelphia which had been captured
Tripoli Where was the Philadelphia captured by African Pirates? Off the coast of _____
Impressment kidnapping of American sailors to work on British Ships
coercion the practice of forcing someone to act in a certain way by use of pressure or threats
Embargo Act Hurt the US more than Europe, preventing American ships from sailing to foreign ports and closing American ports to British ships, Jefferson passed this act.
War of 1812 James Madison was president during ___
Tecumseh Shawnee shief who tried to unite the Native American tribes in the Northwest territory
William Henrey Harrison Governor of the Indiana Territory
Tippecanoe William Henrey Harrison defeated the indians at the battle of ________
Henrey Cley War Hawk from Kentucky
British Support of Native American Resistance Impressment of American sailors, British interference in American shipping, and _____________ led to the war of 1812
Dolly Madison rescued an original copy of the Declaration of Independence and a portrait of George Washington from the President's House prior to the British attack on the city during War of 1812
Baltimore city burned by the british in 1812
Atlantic Ocean ________ & Gulf of Mexico were blockaded by the british during the War of 1812
Francis Scott Key Wrote the national anthem
Star spangled Banner another name for the national anthem
1931 The Star Spangled banner did not become the national anthem until
Erie Oliver Hazard Perry defeated the British on Lake ____
Oliver Hazard Perry "We have met the enemy and they are ours"
Constitution nicknamed : Old Ironsides
Andrew Jackson led outnumbered americans to victory at the Battle of New Orleans and became a national hero
Treaty of Ghent was late in the mail, document that ended the War of 1812
Winner There was no clear to the war of 1812
land No _____ changed hands because of the war of 1812
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