Chapter 9 Test Flashcards

1
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The election that brought the Democratic-Republicans into power

A

Election of 1800

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2
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The act that Thomas Jefferson asked to be repealed, which it did, and as a result many of the midnight judges never served

A

Judiciary Act of 1801

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3
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The judge that was impeached because he was an alcoholic and insane

A

John Pickering

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4
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The judge that Jefferson tried to impeach but they voted not to

A

Samuel Chase

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5
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The small Muslim Countries in North Africa that made ships pay tribute to them

A

Barbary States

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6
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The war against the Muslim Countries that made ships pay tribute to them

A

Tripolitan War

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7
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The port where nearly half of the American trade passed through and was vital to the Americans

A

New Orleans

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8
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The American ambassador to France that was told to buy New Orleans and parts of Florida

A

Robert Livingston

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9
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Thomas Jefferson’s secretary that he asked to lead the first of two expeditions to explore the west

A

Meriwether Lewis

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10
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The man that went with Lewis on the expedition

A

William Clark

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11
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The huge amount of land that the French sold to the Americans for very cheap (2.8 cents an acre)

A

Louisiana Purchase

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12
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The Indian that helped Lewis and Clark on their expedition

A

Sacagawea

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13
Q

The huge animal that took ten bullets to down

A

Grizzly Bear

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14
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When the British made it illegal for neutral nations to trade in European ports unless they first stopped at a British port for inspection

A

Orders in Council

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15
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The French decree that stated neutral ships trading with Britain or obeying Britain’s Orders in Council could be seized

A

Berlin and Milan Decrees

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16
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When the British ship Leopard attacked the American ship Chesapeake and took some of the deserters on it

A

Chesapeake Affair

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17
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The first Indian leader to rise against white settlers

A

Tecumseh

18
Q

An end to all exports from the United States

A

Embargo

19
Q

The river where Indians were preparing to attack the Americans

A

Tippecanoe

20
Q

The American that marched on the Indian village next to the Tippecanoe River

A

William Henry Harrison

21
Q

The leader of a group of forty western and southern representatives that wanted to be free of the British

A

Henry Clay

22
Q

The group of forty western and southern representatives that wanted to be free of the British

A

War Hawks

23
Q

The famous ship that was also called “Old Ironside”

A

USS Constitution

24
Q

The ship that helped the USS Constitution battle the Macedonian

A

USS United States

25
Q

The president that won reelection because the country did not want to change leaders in the middle of a crisis

A

James Madison

26
Q

The commander that spent almost a year preparing to win control of Lake Erie

A

Oliver Hazard Perry

27
Q

The ship that Oliver Perry boarded and attacked

A

USS Niagara

28
Q

The place where the president lived

A

Washington, D.C.

29
Q

The largest victory of the War of 1812

A

Battle of New Orleans

30
Q

The treaty that ended the War of 1812 on Christmas Eve

A

Treaty of Ghent

31
Q

The term that meant to be proud of your country and believe in it

A

Nationalism

32
Q

The fifth president of the united states that was not tied to a single political party

A

James Monroe

33
Q

The time while James Monroe was president was called the:

A

“Era of Good Feelings”

34
Q

A closed meeting of party leaders that was in charge of selecting candidates

A

Caucus

35
Q

The name of someone that was serving as a presidential leader

A

Incumbent

36
Q

The secretary of state during the Presidency of James Monroe

A

John Quincy Adams

37
Q

The secretary of war during the Presidency of James Monroe

A

John Calhoun

38
Q

The declaration that told the Europeans to not meddle with the Western Hemisphere

A

Monroe Doctrine

39
Q

When the economy collapsed due to crop prices dropping. This event also led to distrust of banks and suspicion of rapid economical growth

A

Panic of 1819

40
Q

The sale and transport of goods and services from one state to the other

A

Interstate Commerce