Jefferson
The deal that opened up lands west of the Mississippi River, in 1803
the Louisiana Purchase
The hero of the Battle of New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Monroe was born in this state.
Virginia
Claimed by one person, invented by another, this device was originally intended to stop slavery, but instead created a never-before-seen demand for slaves.
The Cotton Gin
Where Napoleon faced his final defeat in 1815
Waterloo
Expedition that set out to survey the Louisiana Purchase from 1804-1806.
Lewis and Clark Expedition
Author of the "Star Spangled Banner", written during the Battle of Fort McHenry.
Francis Scott Key
Period in American history following the War of 1812, one of tremendous political unity and a euphoric feeling of accomplishment in which the nation could do no wrong.
The Era of Good Feelings
Robert Fulton's invention.
The steamboat
Simon Bolivar
Forgotten aspect of Jefferson' legacy, an 1807 legislation that had immediate negative economic consequences by shutting off all foreign trade.
The Embargo Act
Unnecessary battle in 1815, occurred two weeks after the war's end - easily the most decisive victory in American military history until the Civil War.
The Battle of New Orleans
Declaration stating that European nations would be unkindly met should they interfere with the independence of new nations in the Western Hemisphere.
The Monroe Doctrine
The American textile industry was located mostly in this region:
New England
Name the members of the Quadruple Alliance or the Big Four
Austria, Prussia, Russia, Great Britain
First major military conflict in American history; fought against Mediterranean pirates in modern-day Libya.
The Barbary War
The treaty that ended the War of 1812
The Treaty of Ghent
John Quincy Adams was a strong supporter of Henry Clay's economic plan for the United States, which detailed how the federal government could spark economic growth and self-sufficiency, named this.
The American System
Stretching from Albany to Buffalo, this enabled goods from as far away as New York City to reach the Great Lakes in a fraction of the time required before.
The Erie Canal
Prominent fellow Venezulan who inspired Simon Bolivar
Fransisco Miranda
This Supreme Court decision opened up the Judicial Branch's power of Judicial Review - the ability to determine whether or not a law or act was unconstitutional.
Marbury v. Madison
This meeting in Connecticut revolved around talk of secession of the New England states just as the war wrapped up.
The Hartford Convention
The legislation under Adams that undermined the Bill of Rights and was later repealed
Alien and Sedition Acts
This economic act was designed to help New England textile mills by taxing foreign trade, but ended up offending many Southern states.
The "Tariff of Abominations"
Name two countries that became independent nations after the collapse of Gran Columbia
Columbia, Venuzela, Panama, Ecuador