George Washington
James Madison
John Adams
James Monroe
Thomas Jefferson
100

_____ President 

1st President 

100

___ President

4th President 

100

___ President

2nd President

100

__President

5th President

100

__ President 

3rd President 

200

Name at least two Precedents set by George Washington

Mr. President, National Bank, Two Term limit, Judiciary Act

200

Official Name for Mr. Madison's War

The War of 1812

200

__ Vice President 

1st Vice President 

200

Prosperity in the U.S 

Era of Good Feelings 

200

Double the size of the United States/increase the president's power. 

Lousiana Purchase 

300

Establish the federal government could handle domestic affairs 

The Whiskey Rebellion 

300

Two causes for the U.S. going to war 

Naval Blockades, Impressment of Sailors, British giving Natives Weapons 

300

Political Party believes in a strong central/nation/federal government. 

Federalist 

300

Slavery was banned north of the 36'30 latitude, and slavery was allowed south of the 36'30 latitude.

The Missouri Compromise 

300

"Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness" is found in 

The Declaration of Independence

400

Assumed state debts, and placed a tax on whiskey leading to the creation of______

The First National Bank 

400

Francis Scott Keys wrote this song in memory of the White House burning down

The Star Spangled Banner

400

Immigrants expelled from U.S, Kept Immigrants from voting 

Alien Act

400

Officially secured the U.S. eastern border 

The Purchase of Florida/ Adams-Onis Treaty

400

The precedent established in Marbury V. Madison

Judicial Review 

500

Warned against the dangers of political parties and to avoid permanent foreign alliances

The Farewell Address

500

Officially ended The War of 1812 

The Treaty of Ghent

500

Almost went to war with France

XYZ Affairs 

500

Foreign Policy stopped colonization of the Western Hemisphere (North and South America)

The Monroe Doctrine

500

Banned trading with England, leading to the U.S. manufacturing and producing their own goods. 

The Embargo Act.