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Many actions by Washington set examples for future presidents. What are these examples called?
Many actions by Washington set examples for future presidents. What are these examples called?
precedents
Who was Washington's Secretary of Treasury
Who was Washington's Secretary of Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
The Whiskey Rebellion was a protest against...
The Whiskey Rebellion was a protest against...
tax on liquor
The way Washington handled the Whiskey Rebellion showed that
The way Washington handled the Whiskey Rebellion showed that
the gov't could and would enforce its laws
What was Washington's foreign policy?
What was Washington's foreign policy?
neutrality
The case Marbury v. Madison was a landmark Supreme Court decision because it...
The case Marbury v. Madison was a landmark Supreme Court decision because it...
A. established the power of the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional
. A major reason President Thomas Jefferson supported buying the Louisiana Territory was because the purchase
. A major reason President Thomas Jefferson supported buying the Louisiana Territory was because the purchase
gave the United States control of the port of New Orleans.
What does impressment mean?
What does impressment mean?
sailors were captured and forced to serve in the British navy
Louisiana Purchase was important to the growth of the United States because it
Louisiana Purchase was important to the growth of the United States because it
double the size of the US
What was the purpose of the Embargo Act?
What was the purpose of the Embargo Act?
to avoid war and force England and France to respect American rights
What is a war hawk?
What is a war hawk?
Members of Congress who wanted war with England
During the first part of the 19th century (1800’s) differences in the North, South and West led to
During the first part of the 19th century (1800’s) differences in the North, South and West led to
sectionalism
What are the 3 causes of the War of 1812
What are the 3 causes of the War of 1812
1. impressment of american sailors. 2. war hawks wanted canada 3. Americans believed that England encouraged Indians to attack amerian settlers in the west.
Who won the War of 1812?
Who won the War of 1812?
no one
What are the 3 results of the war of 1812?
What are the 3 results of the war of 1812?
1. US gained Respect. 2. English influence in the NW territory ended. 3. Growth of Nationalism.
Who were leaders of the first expedition to explore the Louisiana Purchase
Who were leaders of the first expedition to explore the Louisiana Purchase
Lewis and Clark
What was one of the first political parties; favored limited government
What was one of the first political parties; favored limited government
Democrat-Republican
Who is the French leader that sold the Louisiana territory to the US?
Who is the French leader that sold the Louisiana territory to the US?
Napolean Bonapart
In 1819 Spain gave up its claim to Florida in exchange for $5 million.
In 1819 Spain gave up its claim to Florida in exchange for $5 million.
Spanish Cession
the time when James Monroe was President; most Americans were so much in agreement that there was only one political party.
the time when James Monroe was President; most Americans were so much in agreement that there was only one political party.
Era of good feelings
What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine
What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine
Keep European countries out of the western hemisphere
What is nationalism?
What is nationalism?
strong feeling of pride and patriotism for one’s country
What is a political party?
What is a political party?
an organized group of people who have similar ideas about what the government should do
What is a tariff?
What is a tariff?
a tax on imported goods
What is a president's cabinet do?
What is a president's cabinet do?
a group of advisors which include the heads of the departments of the executive branch.
Put the following list of events in correct chronological order: Monroe Doctrine, Louisiana Purchase, XYZ affair, Whiskey Rebellion, and War of 1812
Put the following list of events in correct chronological order: Monroe Doctrine, Louisiana Purchase, XYZ affair, Whiskey Rebellion, and War of 1812
1. Whiskey Rebellion 2. XYZ affair 3. Louisiana Purchase 4. War of 1812 5. Monroe Doctine
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