Vocab
Washington and Early Years
Adams and the Early Jefferson Years
Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase
Madison, the War of 1812, and Inventions
100

This legal document gave inventors the sole legal right to make money off of an invention 

Patents

100

Washington believed in this, meaning that the US should stay out of Europe's business and not take any sides

Neutrality 

100

John Adams presidency was marked by disputes with this country, who helped us during the American Revolution

France

100

Jefferson would be offered Louisiana by this man, who needed the money for his war against Britain

Napoleon Bonaparte 

100
When Madison gets into office, he will inherit a Congress with this faction, who wanted war with Britian

The War Hawks

200

This political party believed that Congress only had powers clearly written in the Constitution

The Democratic-Republicans or Republicans 

200

This man was chosen as Secretary of the Treasury in order to save the failing US economy 

Alexander Hamilton 

200

Adam's presidency is most remembered for this incident, where three French agents tried to secure a bribe in the US, leading to increasing suspicion of aliens

The XYZ Affair

200

During Jeffersons presidency, tensions related to international trade were high due to Britain doing this, meaning to force people to join their navy

Impressing sailors 

200

The invention of this tool changed farming, as it allowed for the crop to be harvested over a greater area, contributed to the growth of textile factories in the North, and lead to a greater demand for  slaves

The Cotton Gin 

300

This political party believes that Congress has "implied powers" meaning they are not clearly written, but implied by the Constitution

The Federalists 

300

Hamilton advocated for the creation of this, hoping for a place to store and borrow federal money, and make trade between states easier

The First Bank of the United States 

300

In response to the incident, Adam's and Federalist Congress passed these laws, which gave the president and Congress broad powers to imprison and deport aliens and dissidents 

The Alien and Sedition Acts 

300

Most impressive about the Louisiana Purchase is that it did this

Doubled the size of the United States

300

Madison disliked the First National Bank, so he did this, leading to inflation due to unwise state banks and the government no longer being able to store it money

Closed the First National Bank

400

This economic theory states that individuals and businesses, not the government, get to own property and decide what to do with it 

Capitalism or Free Enterprise 

400

Hamilton was a federalist, meaning he believed in these powers of Congress that increased their power

Implied powers 

400

Jefferson defeated Adams in the Election of 1800, marking a shift from this sort of policy

Federalist Policy 

400

The Louisiana Purchase presented a tempting opportunity for a new start, prompting many to do this

Travel westward 

400

Andrew Jackson led raids on the Seminoles in the early 1800's, making Spain realize this about the United States 

The US military was too strong to oppose

500

This type of business sells shares of ownership in exchange for money and a share of profits 

A corporation

500

Washington's farewell speech warned against these, which despite his warning, formed anyways 

Political Parties 

500

These these two men believed that the Alien and Sedition Act were Federalist tyranny and that the states should nullify it 

Thomas Jefferson and James Madison

500

The loss of this island to a slave revolt destroys Napoleons dreams of a colonial Empire in the US, leading to the Louisiana Purchase 

Saint-Domingue or Haiti

500

The War of 1812 was inconclusive, but the US would score three major victories, the most important of which was this one, fought after the peace treaty was signed. Bonus 500 points if you can name all three victories. (without looking in your book)

The Battle of New Orleans

(Ft. McHenry and Lake Champlain)

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