Vocab
He's the Jefferson, baby
Lewis and Iana
There Once Was a War in 1812, and We Gave It A Creative Name by Ourselves...
Another Revolution?!? (Less Freedom This Time)
100
Someone who is in office already.
Incumbent
100
Jefferson's plantation house, which he designed himself
Monticello
100
The expedition that Jefferson sent out to explore Louisiana
Corps of Discovery/Lewis and Clark's expedition
100
President during the War of 1812:
James Madison
100
This made harvesting crops way easier!
Mechanical Reaper
200
When factories take over from making goods by hand:
Industrial Revolution
200
An enslaved woman who Jefferson had 6 children with (yikes...)
Sally Hemmings
200
When the slaves of the French colony of Saint-Domingue rose in rebellion -- and won.
The Haitian Revolution
200
Shawnee chief whose confederation joined the British after the US attacked his brother (Battle of Tippecanoe)
Tecumseh
200
Invention that made cotton production viable.
Cotton gin
300
When the Supreme Court invalidates laws it deems unconstitutional (even when it's from the other 2 branches!)
Judicial Review
300
This was the result of the election of 1800:
1. Adams lost, badly
2. Jefferson and Burr tied, vote went to the House
3. That vote also tied (a lot,) until Hamilton convinced one Federalist representative to change his vote
300
This area:
Louisiana Purchase/Territory
300
Battle that made Andrew Jackson a war hero for beating the British right AFTER the war was over.
Battle of New Orleans
300
An important waterway that allowed boats to go to the Great Lakes from the Hudson River.
Erie Canal
400
Invention that lets you go UPRIVER, despite the current.
Steamboat
400
This court case gave the Judicial Branch more power by establishing Judicial Review:
Marbury v. Madison
400
This event caused Napoleon to give up his plans for a North American Empire.
Defeat during the Haitian Revolution
400
Group of congressmen who favored going to war to conquer Canada.
War Hawks
400
The power source of textile mills (at least starting in the 1810s)
Water power!
500
Morse code was popularized due to this invention:
The telegraph!
500
People in 1801 were afraid of another party taking power in because:
1. The chaos of the French Revolution (this sort of thing happened a few times, not fun)
2. Both parties had hard words with each other during Adams's administration
3. The presidency had never shifted parties before
500
Route of the Lewis and Clark expedition: (need a starting city, river, mountains, ocean, and ending city.)
St. Louis, Missouri River, Rocky Mountains, Pacific Ocean, and back to St. Louis.
500
Battle that was the inspiration for the Star Spangled Banner
Battle of Ft. McHenry
500
Result of Nat Turner's Rebellion:
1. The rebels killed 50 people
2. Hundreds of innocent enslaved people were killed in reprisal
3. Resulted in stricter slave codes