Jeffersonianism
To rely on someone else for something.
Sacajawea
American nationalists wanted to seize this land to the North from Great Britain.
Canada
This party completely defeated the Federalist party in 1816, taking near total control of Congress and the Presidency
Democratic-Republican
This state was seized by General Andrew Jackson while fighting a war with Native Americans
Florida
These people Jefferson considered the most independent and good for the country
Farmers
Jefferson bought the Louisiana Purchase from this French leader for 15 cents an acre.
Napolean
These people in Congress pushed for war with Britain, promoting American nationalism.
War Hawks
Missouri Compromise
Many Latin American countries fought wars of independence against this country after its king was deposed.
Jefferson hated __________ for trapping people in debt and having too much power over the economy.
Banks
The Northwest Passage
This General became a national hero after winning the Battle of New Orleans against the better and more professional British army; ironically, the war was already over when the battle happened but word had not reached the US.
Andrew Jackson
This plan was designed by Henry Clay to boost the economy; it included tariffs, development, land sales, and taxes
The Monroe Doctrine states the __________ Hemisphere is off-limits to intervention by European countries.
Jefferson's policy was to acquire more _________ for the US to prevent people from having work in factories
Land
Lewis and Clark used this river as transportation for most of their journey, starting in St. Louis and going until its headwaters in Montana.
The Missouri River
The British burned down this important building during the war, humiliating the US and causing people to call for peace.
The White House
Over time, Jeffersonian politicians began to _________ their beliefs and support a bigger army and higher taxes.
Moderate
The belief a country should mind its own business and not get involved in the affairs of other countries
Isolationism
In ancient Rome, these people were the most powerful and had many others rely on them for jobs, money, or personal connections.
Patrons
The expedition spent a gloomy winter on the rainy Oregon Coast in two wooden huts which they named ___________.
Fort Clatsop
Madison let this important financial institution be close before the war in 1809 which made it difficult for the US to pay for the army once the war started.
Along with Henry Clay (west) and Daniel Webster (north), this politician from the South was one of the sectional leaders, supporting slavery, a weak federal government and economic growth.
Calhoun
A belief that a country should get be active and get involved in the affairs of other countries.
Interventionism