Terms to Know
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Who's that President?
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Misc.
100

This device removes seeds from cotton

What is the "cotton gin"?

100

Group of people who elect the President of the United States

Who are the "Electoral College"?

100

Name of Alexander Hamiliton's political party

What is "Federalist"?

100

Second president of the United States who took office after George Washington

Who is "John Adams"?

100

This land acquisition doubled the size of the United States 

What is "The Louisiana Purchase"?

100

Most people living in 1790s America had this type of job

What is "rural"?

200

Word that mean "relating to the country, having to do with farming"

What is "rural"?

200

This was a requirement in order to vote until 1828

What is being a "land owner"?

200

These were the first two American political parties

What are "Federalist and Democratic-Republican"?

200

Our 3rd U.S. President who sent two Army officers to explore the newly acquired Louisiana Purchase

Who is "Thomas Jefferson"?

200

Name of the European country that sold the Louisiana Purchase to America

What is "France"?

200

The two army officers that were sent to explore the west

Who are "Lewis and Clark"?

300

Term for the belief most Americans had by 1840 regarding the country expanding to the Pacific Coast by any means 

What is "Manifest Destiny"?

300

By dropping this, the number of voters in the 1828 Presidential Election

What is "dropping the land owner requirement"?

300

This is the practice of giving appointed positions in government to people who show loyalty to the party in power

What is the "spoils system"?

300

President that created the Federal Court system in the United States

Who is "George Washington"?

300

This city is known as the "Gateway to the West"

What is "St. Louis"?

300

By 1850, St. Louis was populated with these types of occupations

What are "bankers and merchants"?

400

This is a national counting of the U.S. population which is gathered every 10 years

What is a "census"?

400

The heads of departments that meet to advise the President

What is the "Presidential Cabinet"?

400

These are private party meetings that make important political decisions

What is a "caucus"?
400

This is the President responsible for the Indian Removal Act

Who is "Andrew Jackson"?

400

St. Louis is near the junction of the Mississippi and this state's rivers

What is "Missouri"?

400

This northwestern trail cost many people their lives due to the distance and rough terrain

What is the "Oregon" trail?

500

Tax that angered the farmers of Pennisylvania

What is "whiskey tax"?

500

Term known as "the right to vote"

What is "suffrage"?

500

This political party believed in a strong central government with wide powers and needed to control the other states

Who are the "Federalists"?

500

Founded in 1828 by this president, the Democratic Party believed in a decentralized government with more states' rights

Who is "Andrew Jackson"?

500

Once known as "Indian Territory", this state is where the United States sent displaced Native/Indigenous people 

What is "Oklahoma"?

500

Native tribe that won a legal defense against removal that was not legally enforced, causing them to be displaced 

Who are the "Cherokee"?

600

The act of making something (particularly in law/legislation) legally invalid

What is "nullification"?

600

Years that George Washington served two terms as President of the United States

What is "1789-1797"?

600

This political party believed in a small central government with limited parties and the ability of average people to make decisions about the government

Who are the "Democratic-Republicans"?

600

He did not win the popular vote amongst the people, yet he received the electoral college vote in 1824

Who is "John Quincy Adams/JQA"?

600

The states known as Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin all used to be a part of this specific territory

What is the "Northwest Territory"?

600

Group who escaped west to flee religious persecution

Who are the "Latter-Day Saints/Mormons"?

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