Vocabulary
Early Republic
Industrial Revolution
Andrew Jackson
Foreign or Domestic?
100

Define "Domestic"

Your home country (USA)

100

The first U.S Political parties resulted in large part from disagreements over what issues?

- The establishment of the First Bank of the U.S

-The strength of the Federal government

-Tariffs

100

Who invented the Cotton Gin

Eli Whitney

100

Andrew Jackson was the leader of what political party?

The Democratic Party

100

Whiskey Rebellion

Domestic


200

Define "Foreign"

Having to do with another country (away)

200

What are the two main causes of the War of 1812?

- Impressment of American Sailors by the British

-Conflicts with American Indians

200

Who invented Interchangeable Parts?

Eli Whitney

200

What contributed to an increase in voter participation in the 1828 election compared to the 1824

- Removal of the property requirement

200

XYZ Affair

Foreign

300

Define "Tariff"

A tax on imported goods

300

What treaty resulted in the US acquisition of Florida from Spain?

Adams-Onis Treaty

300

Who invented the steamboat?

Robert Fulton

300

Why did Andrew Jackson Veto the Bank?

He thought it was unconstitutional and favored the "elite" people

300

Monroe Doctrine

Foreign

400

Define "Embargo"

A ban on trade with another country

400

How does this political cartoon Represent the foreign policy of the Monroe Doctrine 

It is showing that the Monroe Doctrine is preventing European colonization of the Western Hemisphere

400

Who invented the telegraph

Samuel Morse

400

Why did Americans want Native American land?

-Natural resources

-Westward Expansion

-Manifest Destiny 

400

Missouri Compromise

Domestic

500

Define "Suffrage"

The right to vote

500

Define Judicial Review

The supreme Court having the right to determine whether a law violates the Constitution or not

500

What was a social effect of the Cotton Gin?

It increased Slavery

500

What was the decision of the Worcester v. Georgia Supreme Court Case

The Cherokee won their right to keep their land BUT Jackson ignored it and forcefully removed Native Americans

500

Erie Canal 

Domestic

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