Jefferson Era Part 2
New Identity
New Identity Part 2
Jacksonian Democracy
Western Expansion
100

Pride in the nation as a whole and loyalty

to its goals.

What is Patriotism? 

100

It limited naval power on the Great Lakes for both the U.S. and British Canada.

Rush-Bagot Agreement of 1817

100

This was one of the main causes of conflict between the United States and the Seminole tribe in Florida

Seminole raids on U.S. settlements and sheltering runaway slaves

100

American Indian group was led on the Trail of Tears

Who are the Cherokee? 

100

Mexican officials who brought settlers to Texas. 

What is empresarios? 

200

Became President in 1800 by defeating

John Adams; he stressed the need for limited

government and protection of civil liberties

Who is Thomas Jefferson? 

200

treaty allowed the United States to gain Florida from Spain

Adams-Onís Treaty

200

Slavery in new territories north of Missouri's southern border was a provision of this. 

What is the Missouri Compromise? 

200

The Cherokee did this to try and prevent conflict with Americans. 

They adopted American culture.

200

Restrictions on settlements sparked this conflict.  

What is the Texan Revolution? 

300

Treaty signed in 1803 between France

and the U.S. that nearly doubled the size of

the United States.

What is the Louisiana Purchase? 

300

This was used to warn European powers against further colonization in the Americas.

 Monroe Doctrine

300

key infrastructure project connected Cumberland, Maryland, to Wheeling, West Virginia, and eventually reached Illinois

What is the National Road? 

300

President Jackson ignored this Supreme Court case's ruling. 

What is Worcester v. Georgia? 

300

This battle marked the capture of Santa Anna and Texas’ independence. 

What is the Battle of San Jacinto? 

400

Power that the Supreme Court holds that

allows them to review all legislation of

Congress.

What is Judicial Review? 

400

describes pride and loyalty toward one’s country, as seen in the United States during this period

Nationalism

400

Historical fiction focused on the American frontier and Native Americans is the genre focused on by this author. 

James Fenimore Cooper

400

This man's presidential election of 1837 can be attributed to the inability of the opposing party to decide on one candidate.


Who is Martin Van Buren? 

400

This treaty ended the Mexican-American War

What is the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo? 

500

President in 1808 and again in 1812 that

asked Congress to vote on declaring war

with Great Britain

Who is James Madison? 

500

major issue highlighted the growing sectionalism between different regions of the U.S. during this period

The balance of slave and free states

500

was known for painting American frontier life, including fur traders and river scenes

Who is George Caleb Bingham?

500

federal government agency created to manage the removal of Native Americans to the West.

What is the Bureau of Indian Affairs? 

500

Southern parts of Arizona and New Mexico were secured in this treaty. 

What is the Gadsden Purchase?