Washington-hayes

Question 1

2

Answer 1

John Adams
1797-1801
Federalist
XYZ affair- 3 unknown French demand bribe for a meeting

Question 2

3

Answer 2

Thomas Jefferson
1801-1809
Democratic-Republican
Louisiana purchase

Question 3

4

Answer 3

James Madison
1809-1817
Democratic-Republican
War of 1812

Question 4

5

Answer 4

James Monroe
1817-1825
Democratic-Republican
Missouri compromise- maine as free, Missouri as slave, 36 30 Line all above=free, below= slaves

Question 5

6

Answer 5

John Quincy Adams
1825-1829
Democratic-Republican
South Carolina Exposition- By John Calhoun says States have right to nullify national govn’t laws

Question 6

7

Answer 6

Andrew Jackson
1829-1837
Democrat
Indian Removal Act- forces relocation of Native americans.

Question 7

8

Answer 7

Martin van Buren
1837-1841
Democratic
Aroostook war- mini war between mainards and southern Canada.

Question 8

9

Answer 8

William Henry Harrison
1841
Whig 
Died of pneumonia 1 month after inauguration.
(First près to die in office)

Question 9

10

Answer 9

John Tyler
1841-1845
Whig
Texas annexed

Question 10

11

Answer 10

James K. Polk
1845-1849
Democratic
Mexican-american war

Question 11

12

Answer 11

Zachary Taylor
1849-1850
Whig
Cali joins union

Question 12

13

Answer 12

Millard Fillmore
1850-1853
Whig
Compromise of 1850- Cali=free, Utah New Mexico pop sovereignty, no slave trade in capital,

Question 13

14

Answer 13

Franklin Pierce
1853-1857
Democratic
Kansas-Nebraska Act-repeals Missouri compromise, pop sovereignty, chicago-cali railroad

Question 14

15

Answer 14

James Buchanan
1857-1861
Democratic
South Carolina seceeds

Question 15

16

Answer 15

Abraham Lincoln
1861-1865
Republican
Civil War

Question 16

17

Answer 16

Andrew Johnson
1865-1869
Democratic
Civil Rights Act- provided freedmen with federal citizenship.

Question 17

18

Answer 17

Ulysses S Grant
1869-1877
Republican
Fifteenth Ammendment- black mâle suffrage.

Question 18

19

Answer 18

Rutherford B Hayes
1877-1881
Republican
Great railroad arrive of 1877- first large scale strike.

Question 19

1

Answer 19

George Washington
1789-1797
No party
Whiskey rebellion, on excise tax. Federal troops got involved