Period 4-5.5.1

Question 1

Barbary States

Answer 1

of North America and Jefferson said heck no about paying them
In exchange

Question 2

Democratic republicans

Answer 2

more restrictions on what they did based on what the constitution said

Question 3

Federalists

Answer 3

had more freedom (loose constructionist)

Question 4

Louisiana Purchase

Answer 4

Jefferson took the opportunity to gain navigation rights to the Mississippi River in New Orleans, James Monroe was sent to secure this, and Napoleon said that it wasn’t much of use so he said he can have ALL of Louisiana for 15 million, Monroe took it blah blah blah, Jefferson basically violated those principles even tho he was a strict constructionist, and acted as a dirty federalist.

Question 5

John mArshal

Answer 5

chief marshal. established the power and prestige of the judiciary department

Question 6

Judiciary Act

Answer 6

created 16 new spots for federal judges in the United States. Federal court system separate from individual state courts.

Question 7

War of 1812

Answer 7

France and Britain always have to have beef w one another and British kept seizing American merchant ships
Americans trying to move westward had Indian problems
After 3 years it finished

Question 8

Impressment

Answer 8

The British ships were forcibly taking Americans and forcing them to serve in the royal navy

Question 9

American System

Answer 9

To assist the United States in becoming self-sufficient economically, while spurring massive market growth throughout the nation

Question 10

Missouri Compromise

Answer 10

Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state. They decided to split the slave permitted areas 😭 the top would be free and bottom would be slaves

Question 11

Henry Clay

Answer 11

proposed the American System and this changed America, new technology was created like the cotton gin and the spinning machine. Leader of the Whigs

Question 12

Interchangeable Parts

Answer 12

Middle class started to develop in the north including people like businessmen, shopkeepers, journalists, doctors, lawyers

Question 13

Cult of Domesticty

Answer 13

So about women and men we know this lower class the women had to work too
Only people who could vote at this time were property owning white males

Question 14

Jackson

Answer 14

went to the people and inspired mass support during his election HE WON THE PUBLIC

Question 15

Manifest Destiny

Answer 15

the 19th-century belief of white Americans where they are ordained to settle all of North America even if the land is already claimed. President: James K. Folk
One of their goals was to expand white American settlement all through out the United States, to the border where Canada reaches the United States
* Their second goal was to claim the territory already claimed by Native Americans. Claiming their territory also meant having to get rid of the Native Americans living in the territory usually by relocating them to unlivable areas.

Question 16

Oregon Trail

Answer 16

The Oregon Trail was one of the largest mass migrations in American history with 300,000 between 400,000 travelers that traveled a 2,000-mile trail. The Oregon trail encouraged settlement in the Oregon territory that was not already claimed. Expanded Territory

Question 17

Santa Fe Trail

Answer 17

The Santa Fe trail was an important commercial route that ended up connecting the United States with Mexico, which at the time was just southwest territories. The trail also helped Texas economically because it was closest to the trade happening between America and Mexico.

Question 18

California Trail

Answer 18

The trail started in Missouri and ended in California. The trail would take 3-6 months to travel which most immigrant families were willing to travel.

Question 19

Mormon Trail

Answer 19

The Mormon trail was a path west that 70,000 Mormon pioneers took to “Zion” (Salt Lake Valley) hoping to freely practice their religious beliefs without any discrimination towards them.

Question 20

Why did many Americans move to Texas in the 1820s and 1830s?

Answer 20

The plentiful land, perfect climate, and rivers attracted many farmers towards Texas because it laid a good foundation for the start of farms, which were being sold for a significantly lower price than in the U.S. Many Americans from slave states took the settlement in Texas as a good opportunity for slavery and cotton expansion.

Question 21

James K. Polk

Answer 21

Member of the Democratic Party

Question 22

Embargo Act

Answer 22

Prohibited US ships from leaving their home parts until Britain’s and France repealed their restrictions on American Trade.