1800's Ideas
Westward Expansion
Identifications
Historical Figures
Foreign Policy
100

Eli Whitney developed this machine to separate fibers from the titular plants white bushy fibers

What was the Cotton Gin?
100

Thomas Jefferson bought this 820,000 acre piece of land from the French in 1804.

What was the Louisiana Territory/ Louisiana Purchase?

100

Upon entering office, Thomas Jefferson repealed these two controversial policies.

What were the Alien and Sedition Acts?

100

These two led an expedition westward to explore the United States from 1804-1806.

Who were Merriwether Lewis and William Clark?

100

The American's paid tribute, or bribe, to this group of people. Without it, they'd be unable to peacefully trade in the Mediterranean Sea.

Who were the Barbary Pirates

200

It is the name given to the movement to end slavery and liberate enslaved people.

What is Abolition?

200

This Shoshoni Native American woman, nicknamed Janie, was a crucial member of the Lewis and Clark's Expedition.

Who was Sacajawea?

200

William Clark estimated this quadruped was 600 lbs, and described it as "a very large and terrible animal"

What is the Grizzly Bear?

200

This enslaved woman held a romantic relationship with Thomas Jefferson, despite his views on African Slavery

Who was Sally Hemings?

200

A war between the United States and the African nation of Tripoli between 1801 and 1805.

What was the Tripolitan War?

300

This was a religious revival that stirred social reforms such as the freeing of slaves.

What was the Second Great Awakening?

300

This term represents the idea that it is American's God given right to explore westward.

What is Manifest Destiny?

300
This act became an economic disaster for the US, as it stopped exports to France and England.

What was the Embargo Act of 1807?

300

This individual seized power following the French Revolution. He sought to conquer Europe and the Americas.

Who was Napoleon Bonaparte?

300

This successful slave revolt took place from 1791 to 1804 and resulted in the establishment of the independent nation of Haiti. (Daily Double)

What was the Haitian Revolution?

400

This was the idea that the US population should be well educated. It went on to influence educational institutions in the US.

What is Enlightened Citizenry?

400

This 2000 plus mile body of water separates the Eastern and Western parts of the United States.

What is the Mississippi River?

400

It is the study of celestial bodies, including stars and planets. Lewis and Clark studied this among other scientific fields in preparation for their expedition.

What is astronomy?

400

This person was appointed Chief Supreme Court Justice and went on to serve for 34 years.

Who was John Marshall?

400

This series of wars in Europe went on to negatively affect trade with the United States.

What were the Napoleonic Wars?

500

This practice of a nation establishing and enforcing its rule over other countries or peoples has been prevalent through the Colonial era into modern times.

What is Imperialism?

500

This Great Plains native was integral to many Native American's way of life. It held sacred and spiritual importance to them.

What is the American Bison (Buffalo)

500

This landmark Supreme Court case gave the Supreme Court the power of Judicial Review.

What was Marbury Vs Madison?

500

This Naval Captain, led the Unites States through several wars under the first three presidencies. 

Who was Stephen Decatur?

500

Napoleon adopted this Naval blockade system by surrounding Europe.

What is the Continental System?