APUSH - Ch 7 Jeffersonian Republicans 1800-1828

Question 0

Barbary Wars 1801-1805

Answer 0

• Jefferson refused steep increase in tribute to Barbary nations
• they declared war
• Jefferson sent in ships

Question 1

Louisiana Purchase

Answer 1

• bought land west of Mississippi

- showed Jefferson willing to break a little from Constitution

Question 2

Impressment

Answer 2

-British forced U.S. sailors to serve

Question 3

Embargo Act of 1807

Answer 3

• U.S. wouldn’t trade

- attempt to make GB and France respect U.S. ships

Question 4

Non-Intercourse Act of 1809

Answer 4

-opened trade with all countries but GB and France

Question 5

Macon’s Bill No. 2 (1810)

Answer 5

• U.S. would trade only with first country (France or GB) to respect U.S. ships rights
• France agreed, angered British

Question 6

Battle of Tippecanoe (1811)

Answer 6

• major American victory over Native Americans

- led for push to war against GB

Question 7

War of 1812

Answer 7

• U.S. demanded GB respect its rights

- both sides won decisive battles

Question 8

Treaty of Ghent (1814)

Answer 8

-ended war where it began

Question 9

Hartford Convention

Answer 9

• New England debated secession

- passed resolution calling for 2/3 majority to declare war

Question 10

Henry Clay’s American System

Answer 10

• internal improvements
• high tariffs to protect industry
• second BUS

Question 11

Marbury v. Madison (1803)

Answer 11

-established judicial review

Question 12

McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)

Answer 12

-prohibited Maryland from taxing BUS

Question 13

Dartmouth v. Woodward and Fletcher v. Peck

Answer 13

-asserted validity of contracts

Question 14

Missouri Compromise (1820)

Answer 14

• Missouri enters slave, Maine enters free

- set line at 30 degrees to determine future slave states

Question 15

Monroe Doctrine (1823)

Answer 15

-U.S. would oppose European intervention in Latin America

Question 16

Corrupt Bargain of 1824

Answer 16

• JQA wins election

- Clay becomes Secretary of State