Era of Good Feelings
Used to sell Florida to the U.S after Andrew Jackson invaded.
Adams-Onis Treaty
The representatives in Congress who were pro-war against Britain and wanted to increase military spending.
War Hawks
A federalist institution that Jefferson allowed to stay during his presidency.
The National Bank
The last thing Jefferson did before Madison became president
Embargo Act
An explorer of the Louisiana Territory and secretary to Thomas Jefferson.
Meriwether Lewis
Part of foreign policy where the U.S. will not interfere in Europe as long as Europe does not interfere in the West.
Monroe Doctrine
The land America lost to Canada after underestimating the difficulty of the war effort.
Detroit and the Great Lakes region
A cut made by Jefferson and his Secretary of the Treasury, which reduced the national debt by half.
Military Spending
Leader of a united tribal force against westward expansion.
Tecumseh
The name of the sale of land between the Napoleonic France and the Jeffersonian U.S.
Louisiana Purchase
The President during this time in history, and won against the last Federalist candidate.
Monroe
Burned down during a British 3-pronged attack on New York, Maryland, and New Orleans.
Capitol/White House
The location of origin for pirates that forced tribute on sailors in the Mediterranean Sea.
Barbary States
Defeated the native uprising in Prophetstown
A Native American translator helping on the Lewis and Clark expedition.
Sacagawea
Allowed all states except Missouri to be free above Missouri's Southern border and all states below to be slave states.
Missouri Compromise
The inspiration for Francis Scott Key's Star-Spangled Banner.
Defense of Fort McHenry
The reason Jefferson refused to continue payments to Tropli and other Mediterranean pirates.
Increased price
The political party of James Madison
Democratic-Republican
The explorer who was captured by the Spanish on his second expedition west into the Colorado Rockies, the Rio Grande, and the Arkansas River
Zebulon Pike
Created due to a surplus of crops, not allowing farmers to make back money to pay off bank loans.
Panic of 1819
Ended the War of 1812, but did not solve all the issues that led to the start of the war.
Treaty of Ghent
The act was abolished by Jefferson, but it was initiated and protected by George Washington.
Whiskey Tax
Issues with France left behind by Jefferson that Madison also had to face.
Trade interference/ships being taken
Husband to a native translator and furtrapper that helped on the Lewis and Clark expedition.
Charbonneau