Washington and Adams
In this treaty, Washington sent Chief Justice John Jay to London to settleproblems with the British having troops in the Ohio Valley (page 181)
What is Jay's Treaty?
This is the term for kidnapping,something the British were doing to the Americans during the French-British war in 1803 (page 210)
What is Impressmant?
This President offered Britain and France the deal that if they agreed to stop attacking U.S. ships, the U.S. would stop trading with their enemy (page 217)
Who is President James Madison?
Miguel Hidalgo inspired a revolt against Spanish rule in this location (page 233-234)
What is Mexico?
This is a term for direct involvement (page 236)
What is Intervention?
In the XYZ affair, this was the name of the French Foreign Minister that refused to receive the Americans (p. 191)
Who is Charles Maurice de Talleyrand?
This was the economic policy supported By Thomas Jefferson that means “let do” (page 197)
What is Laissez faire?
In this battle, a group led by Indiana Governor William Henry Harrison versus Tecumseh and his Indian warriors took place (page 216-217)
What is Tippecanoe?
Simon Bolivar was given this nickname (page 234)
Who is the Liberator?
This statement said that the nations of North and South America were ‘not to be considered as subjects for future colonization by any European powers.’ (page 236)
What is a Joint Statement?
This is the name of the tax that led to a rebellion in which Washington called upa militia and dispatched them to Pennsylvania (176-177)
What is the Whiskey Rebellion?
By the time Jefferson had become president, the United States had paid this amount in tribute to the Barbary States
What is almost $2 Million?
The British burned several public buildings at this location (page 221-222)
What is Washington D.C.?
Simon Bolivar eventually became the President of this nation (page 234)
What is Great Columbia?
This is the year in which the Monroe Doctrine was proclaimed (page 236)
What is 1823?
This is a policy of not choosing sidesin a war or dispute between other countries (180-181)
What is Neutral?
This is the name of the ship that ran aground on a hidden reef in the harbor in Tripoli (the captain and crew were held for ransom) (page 210)
What is the Philadelphia?
This man wrote a poem that was later put into music as “The Star-Spangled Banner” (page 222)
Who is Francis Scott Key?
This man, from Argentina, led the struggle for independence in the south (page 234)
Who is Jose de San Martin?
This was President Monroe’s Secretary of State (page 235)
Who is John Quincy Adams?
This man was the leader of the French government and Adams found him to be eager to make peace (page 193)
Who was Napolean Bonoparte?
This was the name of the act which stated that no foreign ships could enter U.S. ports, and no American ships could leave, except to trade at other U.S. ports (page 211)
What is the Embargo on Trade?
This was the name of the treaty that ended the War of 1812 (page 224-225)
What is the Treaty of Ghent?
By this year, Spain had lost all its colonies In Latin America except Puerto Rico and Cuba (page 234)
What is 1825?
This is the term for loyalty to one’s state or section rather than to the nation as a whole (page 228)
What is Sectionalism?