Politics
Foreign Policy
Road to War
Misc
100

This French leader sold the territory to the U.S. for $15 million because he needed money for his wars in Europe

Napoleon

100

This British practice involved seizing American sailors and forcing them to serve in the Royal Navy.

Impressment

100

This Shawnee leader attempted to create a pan-Indian confederacy to resist American westward expansion.

Tecumseh

100

Jefferson sent these two men not just to find a water route to the Pacific, but also to act as "amateur scientists" by documenting new flora and fauna.

Lewis and Clark

200

Because Jefferson and Aaron Burr tied in the Electoral College, the election was ultimately decided by this body.

House of Representatives
200

In 1801, Jefferson broke with his pacifist leanings to send the Navy to the Mediterranean to fight these North African pirates.

Barbary Pirates

200

War Hawks were eager to go to war not just for maritime rights, but also to potentially annex this British-held territory to the North.

Canada

200

This was the primary region of the country where Federalism remained popular due to the local economy's reliance on British trade.

New England

300

This landmark 1803 case established the principle of Judicial Review.

Marbury v Madison

300

Jefferson’s alternative to war, this act prohibited all American trade with foreign nations but ended up devastating the U.S. economy.

Embargo Act of 1807

300

This term refers to the young, nationalistic Western and Southern Congressmen who pushed for war in 1812.

War Hawks

300

He was a national hero in the War of 1812 who will eventually go on to become President

Andrew Jackson

400

This amendment was passed in 1804 to ensure that electors cast separate ballots for President and Vice President.

The 12th Amendment

400

Explain how the Jefferson administration felt regarding foreign policy and the role of the U.S. globally:

Wanted to remain neutral/advance U.S. power and prestige

400

These British decrees required neutral ships to stop in Britain for inspection before trading with the rest of Europe.

Orders in Council

400

Explain the concept of a loose constructionist and how Jefferson embodied these principles (2):

--Didn't dismantle the bank

-- purchases the Louisiana Territory

-- Embargo Act

-- Barbary conflict

500

Jefferson’s vision for the newly acquired land was to create an "Empire of Liberty" populated by these types of independent farmers.

Yeomen Farmers

500

This American naval hero gained fame during the Barbary Wars for his daring raid to burn the captured USS Philadelphia in Tripoli harbor.

Stephen Decatur

500

This 1807 incident involved a British ship firing on a U.S. naval vessel off the coast of Virginia, sparking cries for war.

Chesapeake-Leopard Affair

500

Explain the concept of a strict constructionist and how Jefferson embodied these principles while President (2):

--cut national debt

--cut military spending 

-- cut excise tax of whiskey

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