1. Great Britain was involved in a war against this country for most of the time between the ratification of the Constitution and the War of 1812.
France
100
These two men founded the first two parties
Jefferson and Hamilton
100
1. This man led the Native American resistance to US forces during the War of 1812.
Tecumseh
100
1. By this term, you may be referring to the international incident that lead to the Quasi-War, or that time you spilled alphabet soup all over yourself and you cried.
The XYZ Affair
200
2. Jefferson purchased the Louisiana territory from this man in 1803.
Napoleon
200
This man shot and killed Alexander Hamilton, and thus hastened the decline of the Federalists
Aaron Burr
200
2. Hamilton believed this was important to strengthening the Federal government by connecting it to foreign countries.
National Debt
300
3. This treaty failed to stop Britain from seizing American sailors during the Washington Adminstration
Jay Treaty
300
The Democratic-Republicans envisioned the United States as a country of this kind of occupation
"Yeoman Farmers"
300
3. This term refers to the belief that not all of the Federal Government’s powers are completely explicit or “spelled out” in the Constitution.
Loose Constructionism
300
3. This is what happens to you if you’re a being a jerk while paddling down the river alongside your friend, or if you try to resist white encroachment on the Western frontier.
Tippecanoe
400
4. This was name of the ambassador expelled by the US government for being too radical.
Genet
400
The Federalists used this law to silence criticism from the Democratic-Republicans during the Quasi-War
The Sedition Act
400
Neither Jefferson nor Madison removed this controversial institution during their presidencies.
The Bank of the United States
400
4. If you were interested in a ride to work or a loan financed by the national government, you should look up the (three letters).
B.U.S.
500
5. A slave revolt was led by this man in Haiti in the 1790s, making Haiti the first non-slave holding country in the Western Hemisphere.
Toussaint Louverture
500
This part of the country nearly seceded during the War of 1812, as they believed it was harming their interests
New England
500
5. This body actually elects the president of the US, not the popular vote.
The Electoral College
500
If you were forced to do a backflip from an American ship to a British one in the years before the War of 1812, both you and everyone who watched would be...