To Monroe... & Beyond!
This doctrine warned Europe to stay out of the Americas.
What is the Monroe Doctrine?
This plan involved the national government paying off state debts.
What is Hamilton’s Financial Plan?
This rebellion happened in Pennsylvania.
What is the Whiskey Rebellion?
This group was mainly targeted by the Alien Act
Who are immigrants?
Jefferson originally wanted to buy this city.
What is New Orleans?
The U.S. would see colonization as a threat to these 2 things.
What is peace and safety?
Southern states wanted this in return for supporting the plan.
What is moving the capital south?
This earlier rebellion showed the weakness of the Articles of Confederation.
What is Shays’ Rebellion?
This political party was hurt most by these acts.
Who are the Democratic-Republicans?
This European leader sold the land to the U.S.
Who is Napoleon?
The Monroe doctrine showed the U.S. had gained this quality.
What is power/strength?
This city became the nation’s capital as part of the compromise.
What is Washington, D.C.?
This leader personally led troops to stop a rebellion.
Who is George Washington?
The Sedition Act violated this amendment.
What is the First Amendment?
France sold the land after failing in this colony.
What is Santo Domingo?
The Monroe Doctrine applied to these regions.
What are North, South, and Central America?
Southern states had already done this, causing disagreement.
What is pay off their own debts?
This was the key difference between the Shay's Rebellion and The Whiskey Rebellion.
What is: The national government was stronger under the Constitution?
These freedoms were limited by the Sedition Act.
What are freedom of speech and press?
About this many soldiers were lost by France.
What is 40,000?
The U.S. promised to respond if Europe did this.
What is colonize the Americas?
This conflict showed differences between northern and southern states.
What is disagreement over paying state debts?
This type of government failed to stop Shays’ Rebellion.
What is, The government under the Articles of Confederation?
Federalists passed these acts to do this.
What is stay in power?
This is one major benefit the U.S. gained.
What is resources / land / control of trade routes?