Early Conflicts
President Adams
War of 1812
Era of Good Feelings
President Jefferson
100

The political rivalry between Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton culminated in a duel, which were known back then as an “affair of” this

Honor

100

During the presidential elections of 1796 & 1800, John Adams was this political parties top choice for president

Federalist Party

100

When the U.S. declared war on Britain starting the War of 1812, the U.S. Army only consisted of 12,000 ____________

Soldiers / Troops

100

This major piece of legislation allowed two states to join the Union, Maine and Missouri, while also preserving the balance of free and slave states

The Missouri Compromise

100

This person was the most important party member of the Lewis and Clark expedition, helping to guide them all the way to the Pacific Ocean

Sacagawea

200

Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton were both serving in President Washington’s cabinet when they disagreed over whether the nation create this

National Bank

200

John Adams received 71 electoral votes in the presidential election of 1796, narrowly defeating ____________ (who received 68)

Thomas Jefferson

200

This person was propelled to national war hero status after he led the U.S. to victory in the Battle of New Orleans

Andrew Jackson

200

The Era of Good Feelings, with only one major political party, ended when this party was founded by Andrew Jackson.

The Democratic Party

200

This deal by President Jefferson doubled the official size of the United States

The Louisiana Purchase

300

The issue over state's debts was resolved when it was agreed that the ___________ would be moved to the South

Nation's Capital

300

A primary goal of President Adams was to improve the United States strained relationship with this European nation

France

300

During September of 1813, this naval battle occurred and was a major victory for the U.S. since it assured control of one of the Great Lakes, Lake Erie

Battle of Lake Erie

300

After the War of 1812 had ended, Americans had a great sense of loyalty and pride towards their nation, which led to an increased sense of this

Nationalism

300

Jefferson's vision for America was a land full of small ____________, allowing for their owners to be truly _____________ (half credit for 1 of the two answers)

farms, independent

400
The main thing that stopped Washington from create close alliance ties with France during America's early years was the ________________

French Revolution

400

When President Adams told Congress that American diplomats, that were sent to France, were bribed by French agents, he didn’t want to disclose the French agents names, so he substituted them with three different letters providing the scandal with this nickname

XYZ Affair

400

This person served as the fourth President of the United States and was in office when the War of 1812 took place

James Madison

400

This individual, a U.S. Representative from the state of Kentucky, was one of the most prominent supporters of the American System and advocated for a protective tariff to help pay for infrastructure improvements. He brokered several important deals, including the Missouri Compromise and the Election of 1824

Henry Clay

400

Washington, Jefferson, Madison, & Monroe were four of the first five presidents in U.S. history- and they were all from this state

Virginia

500

For the first and only time in U.S. history, President Washington himself led soldiers to western Pennsylvania to put down this rebellion in 1794

Whiskey Rebellion
500

Due to rampant concerns that the nation would soon be embroiled in a war with France, this series of four controversial and historically important laws were passed

Alien and Sedition Acts

500

Name two things that changed as a result of the War of 1812

Stronger sense of national unity

Accelerated westward expansion

Made Andrew Jackson famous

500

He was a Democratic-Republican from Virginia who’d previously served as Secretary of State under President Madison and was elected as the fifth President of the United States in 1816

James Monroe

500
In an attempt to punish Britain and France for interfering with American merchant ships, and prevent American from being reliant on foreign goods, Jefferson passed this act

The Embargo Act