L13: Political developments in the Early Republic
What was the name of the event during Washington's presidency in which farmers refused to pay a tax on alcohol?
The Whiskey Rebellion
Most of the early on president's tried to uphold this foreign policy, in which the U.S. tried its best to stay out of foreign conflicts? What was the policy called
Isolationism
Although America had doubled in size since its creation, where were most Americans still living in the early 1800s?
East of the Appalachian Mtns
A particular crowd was drawn to Andrew Jackson and because of their vote he was able to secure the Presidency in 1828. Who were his supporters?
The common people
Which group of people was affected most negatively by the administration of President Jackson
Indigenous Groups
George Washington gave a warning to the American people informing them that ________________ could lead to national divides.
Political Parties
President James Monroe was remembered for a doctrine he delivered he issued to the world in which he warned the European powers to stay out of the, what?
Western hemisphere
The early 1800s introduced many famous American symbols that are still known today. Which of the below was not yet a symbol at this point?
The U.S. Flag
The White House
The Uncle Sam figurine
The Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty
This definition best describes what? The practice of rewarding political supporters wit government jobs
The spoils system
What style of music was created by enslaved African Americans in the 1800s?
Spirituals
Founder of the Federalist party, Alexander Hamilton, believed that the future success of United States relied on what?
A strong economy
Although the U.S. had won the revolutionary war. British troops were still scattered throughout the Ohio River Valley, it wasn't until 1796 when this document finally agreed to the removal of their troops. What is the name of the document?
Jay's Treaty
The "Era of Good Feelings" got its name from what?
Strong sense of national unity
The Nullification Crisis came to be after congress raised tariffs, and this in turn enraged the southern colonies. What were the tariff's placed on?
Imported goods such as cloth and glass
The "Star-Spangled Banner" was writing by Francis Scott Key. When Americans fled from which fort where the flag was still waving?
Fort McHenry
What were the 2 main political parties at this time?
Federalists & Democratic-Republicans
Which battle in the War of 1812 took place after the treaty to end the war was signed by both the British and U.S. ?
The Battle of New Orleans
What was the purpose of the Minstrel genre that developed in the early 1800s?
Mimic/mock the music of African Americans
The Trail of Tears was the forcible removal of Indigenous groups from their ancestral lands into Indian Territory. In what current state is the location "Indian Territory"
Oklahoma
On the Great Seal which symbol represents peace, and which symbol represents war?
Olive branch= peace
Arrows= war
This 1800's event led to the addition of the 12th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
The election of 1800
What led to the policies established by the Monroe Doctrine?
Independence movements in Latin America
A proposal to the government that called for taxes on imports, federally funded transportation projects, and a new national bank. Was called what?
The American System
A main reason as to why Jackson killed the Second Bank of the United States was because he distrusted the bank's president. Who was the banks president?
Nicholas Biddle
Double Jeopardy: All Play
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List the first 5 Presidents of the United States of America in the correct order
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe