The First Three Presidents
Thomas Jefferson was embroiled in the First THIS due to the Electoral College being unable to elect either Thomas Jefferson or Aaron Burr as the Third President of the United States.
What is an Election Scandal?
In the Missouri Compromise, it was agreed that any new State that entered the Union in these directions of Missouri would be Free States.
What is North and West?
While James Monroe was the last President considered to serve in this initial war, Andrew Jackson was a courier in his local militia at the age of 13 during the war.
What is the American Revolution?
This third planet from the Star known as Sol is called as Terra, Gaia, and Arde in other languages.
What is Earth?
The Adams Administration is still haunted by passing these laws through Congress, which limited Free Speech and the Freedom of the Press.
What are the Alien and Sedition Acts?
America's belief that God had blessed the United States in a unique way made atrocities, like this poetically named one where Natives from East of the Mississippi were forced to relocate to the West of the Mississippi River, possible.
What is the Trail of Tears?
Because Andrew Jackson was a staunch supporter of the average American, was charismatic, and won the Presidency on a promise of getting rid of Washington DC's supposedly corrupt elites, he is often labeled as this type of leader.
What is a Populist?
This stylized common usage of letters gains its name from the Greek names of the first two letters.
What is the Alphabet?
In a compromise, Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson agreed to pass legislation to move the US Capitol to the South and legalize the Federal Debt under this man's administration.
Who is George Washington?
While America's largest religion has been Christian, it has never been solidly in any camp of Christianity, except possibly this type of Christianity that began with Martin Luther breaking away from the Catholic Church.
What is Protestantism?
Long overlooked by America's History Classes, Andrew Jackson was not the simply farmer and frontiersman often told by History, as he was this type of person, who had other people 'doing the planting.'
What is a Slave Owner?
This former professional wrestler turned movie star returned to the WWE after buying a spot on the Board of Directors, and plays as a heel owner of the company often referred to as the "Final Boss".
Who is the Rock?
This President was often accused of being wishy-washy and a traitor to the Party by the Federalists, and accused as being arrogant and a tyrant by the Democratic-Republicans, all because he held his own views and refused to engage in Party Politics.
Who is John Adams?
This famous meme has long been acknowledged by historians, partly due to America's War with the Barbary Pirates attacking the USS Constitution and the British attacking any ship flying the American flag leading to the War of 1812.
What is "Don't Touch America's Boats"?
Andrew Jackson won this Battle of the War of 1812, even though the battle took place two months after the Treaty that ended the war had been signed.
What is the Battle of New Orleans?
These ultra-orthodox Jews, who often clothe themselves in black, were founded by Rabbi Yisrael ben Eliezer, who lived from 1700-1760 in the Kingdom of Poland, now western Ukraine.
Who are the Hasidim?
Aaron Burr did not challenge Alexander Hamilton to a duel after losing the Presidential Election of 1800, but instead after losing an election for this position in New York.
What is Governor?
The massive influx of American Exceptionalism, sudden increase in Christian movements, and the rise of many Christian denominations lead to the period in the 1830s-1840s to be called by this not so sleepy name.
What is the Second Great Awakening?
Andrew Jackson passed through Congress this atrocious law against Natives that both he and his successor, Martin van Buren, defied the Supreme Court in implementing.
What is the Indian Removal Act of 1830?
The Muslim Shahada and the First Commandment found within Judaism declare the Abrahamic Faiths this type of religion with only a single god.
What is monotheism?