Presidents
Foreign Affairs
Let's Fight!
Agree to Disagree
News at home
100

Became president in 1800 after a brutal campaign

Thomas Jefferson

100

Sold to the US for $15 million.  Doubled size of US

The Louisiana Purchase

100

Caused by  tax by Alexander Hamilton.  Proved the Constitution worked.

The Whiskey Rebellion

100

Written by John Jay.  Meant to improve relations with Great Britain

Jay's Treaty

100

Small government.  Against the national bank.  Party of Jefferson.

Democratic-Republicans

200

Only President not from Virginia  

John Adams

200

This served as the US foreign policy until WWI

The Monroe Doctrine

200

Killed Alexander Hamilton after the election of 1800

Aaron Burr

200

Agreed to put the permanent capital in the south if the Federal Govt assumed all debt

Compromise of 1790

200

Wrote the Star Spangled Banner 

Francis Scott Key

300

Considered the "Father of the Constitution", he declared war on Britain in 1812

James Madison

300

Political Party that was Pro-British

Federalists

300

The last battle of the war of 1812.  Made Andrew Jackson a household name. 

The Battle of New Orleans
300

Found the 2nd National Bank to be Constitutional

McCulloch v. Maryland

300

Time period after the War of 1812 where there was unity throughout the country

The Era of Good Feelings

400

Father of the Nation.  Gave farewell address.

George Washington

400

Three French agents tried to extort American diplomats

XYZ Affair

400

Unofficial war between France and USA

The Quasi-War

400

Treaty that gave US Florida in exchange for taking Spain's debt

Adams-Onis Treaty

400

Court case that established Judicial Review

Marbury v. Madison

500

Ran unopposed in 1816

James Monroe

500

Referred to as "Mr. Madison's War" because it was not popular

War of 1812

500

Term for capturing US Sailors and forcing them into British Navy

Impressment

500

Allowed Missouri in as a Slave state and Maine in as a Free state

The Missouri Compromise

500

Made it illegal to say anything critical about the Federal Govt

The Sedition Act

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