U.S. History Ch.10
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| impressments | the practice of forcing people into military service
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| democratic | ensuring that all people have the same rights
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| laissez faire | an idea that the government should play as small a role as possible in economic affairs
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| Louisiana Purchase | A vast territory between The Mississippi River and Rocky Mountains that was purchased from France in 1803
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| judicial review | The power of the Supreme Court to decide whether acts of a president's laws passed by Congress are unconstitutional
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| Jefferson's style of presidency | quiet, secretive, casual, greeted guests in slippers, shook hands instead of bowing, ended formal state dinners, hosted supper parties instead
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| Marbury vs. Madison | An introduced judicial review
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| Mississippi River and Western Farmers | The Mississippi River was important to western farmers because they shipped wheat and can on this river
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| Pinckney Treaty | Spain allowed Americans to ship their goods along the Mississippi River.
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| Napolean | The French leader who sold the Louisiana Territory to the United States in 1803
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| Louisiana Purchase gave control of: | Port of New Orleans
Mississippi River
Natural Resources
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| Lewis and Clark | In May of 1804, they begin an expedition to find a water route to the west and map uncharted territory in the Louisiana Purchase
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| Sacajawea | A Native American Shoshone girl who accompanied Lewis & Clark as a guide and translator
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| War of Tripoli | U.S. went to war when pirates boarded U.S. ships, took crew to prison and impressed into their military
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| Why did France & Britain attack U.S. ships | For impressments because they needed more men in the military
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| What foreign policy goal did Washington, Adams and Jefferson have in common? | They sought to avoid war
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| Which act was unpopular in the U.S. because it forbade Americans to export or import any goods | The Embargo Act of 1807
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| Nonintercourse Acts 1809 | It allowed Americans to carry on trade with all nations except Britain and France
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| War Hawks | The nickname for members of Congress who wanted war with Britain
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| Causes of War of 1812 | 1. British attempts to restrict US trade
2. Royal Navy's impressment of US sailors
3. US desire to expand its territory
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| Dolly Madison | Saved valuable papers when the British burned Washington DC
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| Francis Scott Key | Wrote a poem about the bombing of Fort McHenry during the War of 1812
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| National Anthem | Francis Scott Key's poem
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| General Andrew Jackson | Led the Americans in the Battle of New Orleans
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| Hartford Convention | Secret meeting of Federalists from CT, RI, MA, NH and VT in Hartford, Connecticut in opposition of President James Madison's policies and war. It ended the Federalists political party.
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| Treaty of Ghent | Ended the War of 1812, signed in Ghent Belgium
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| Results of War of 1812 | Resulted in a tie
Neither side gained territory
Gave Americans pride in their military
US gained international respect
English influence in the Northwest Territory ended
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| Presidents 5-10 | 5. James Monroe
6. John Quincy Adams
7. Andrew Jackson
8. Martin Van Buren
9. William Henry Harrison
10. John Tyler
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