George Washington/Hamilton
Define: Refusal to take part in a war.
Neutrality
A purchase that increased the U.S. territory by double.
Louisiana Purchase
This country gave Florida to the U.S.
Spain
This major river nearly splits the U.S. in half.
Mississippi River
A major economic issue Hamilton brought up.
Combining State debts into a National Debt (National bank/Line of credit)
They were the French representatives who demanded a bribe from the United States in order to negotiate with the French minister. (But, we only know them by code)
What is X, Y and Z
The country responsible for selling us a major piece of land.
France
Impressment
Major mountain range on the western side of the United. States.
Rocky Mountains
Washingtons greatest contribution to the presidency.
Stepping down after two terms in office
The process for an immigrant to become a citizen.
Naturalization
A dynamic duo of men sent out to explore new uncharted territory west of the Mississippi River.
Meriwether Lewis and William Clark
This famous building was burned down during the War of 1812.
The state that has Mount Rushmore.
South Dakota
The reason why the South agreed to Hamilton's Financial plan.
Moving the capital of the U.S. to the south in Foggybottom, Virginia (Washington D.C.)
Under this Act, President Adams increased the amount of time for an immigrant to become a citizen and gave him power to deport any immigrant that seemed dangerous.
What is the Alien Act
Indigenous Tribeswoman who aided in the exploration of the western territory.
Sacagawea
During the battle of Fort McHenry he wrote our national anthem.
Francis Scott Key
This famous landmark, gifted by France in 1886, stands on Liberty Island in New York Harbor.
The Statue of Liberty
Washington's response to this rebellion show the strength of the U.S. government.
Whiskey Rebellion
This policy directly interfered with the 1st Amendment.
The Sedition Act
This person who sold the major western territory to Thomas Jefferson.
Napoleon Bonaparte
This document said the U.S. will not allow European nations to create colonies or interfere with the free nations of Latin America. (The U.S. will protect Latin America from European conquest)
Monroe Doctrine
This is the longest river in the United States, flowing over 2,300 miles.
Missouri River