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6. Pay in return for protection

7. tribute

8. One disadvantage the United States faced at the beginning of the War of 1812 was

9. A weak military

10. Britain and France interfered with American neutrality by

11. Attacking American ships

12. Supporters of the War of 1812

13. War Hawks

14. Separates river systems flowing in opposite directions

15. Continental divide

16. Pride in one’s country

17. nationalism

18. Shutting a port or a road to prevent supplies and people from moving in or out

19. blockade

20. Authority of the Supreme Court to determine if laws are unconstitutional

21. Judicial review

22. Government should not interfere in the economy

23. Laissez faire

24. To withdraw from the union

25. secede

26. Government order that forbids foreign trade

27. embargo

28. Act of illegally importing or exporting goods

29. smuggling

30. Opponents of the war suggested that the New England states should..

31. secede

32. A long and carefully organized journey

33. expedition

34. From which country did the United States purchase the Louisiana Territory?

35. France

36. List two results of the Lewis and Clark expedition

37. Knowledge of plant and animal life in Lousiana; knowledge of Native American cultures; landscapes; a route to the Pacific Ocean

38. Why was Thomas Jefferson uneasy about purchasing the Louisiana Territory?

39. The Constitution did not give him the power to buy the land from France

40. What boundaries mark the border of the Louisiana Purchase?

41. Mississippi River and Rocky Mountains

42. How did Jefferson respond to the impressment of American sailors?

43. He ordered an embargo of European countries

44. Why was the Mississippi River important for American farmers?

45. Farmers used it to send their crops to New Orleans to be shipped to the east

46. What did America gain from the War of 1812?

47. A sense of nationalism and a feeling that America could survive

48. What three actions did Jefferson take to cut federal power?

49. 1.Eliminated all federal taxes 2.Fired all tax collectors and cut the number of diplomats 3.Reduced the size and budget of the military

50. What did Jefferson do to ease party tensions?

51. He allowed many federalists to keep their jobs; he kept the Federal government paying off state debts

52. What two things did Jefferson do to make reparations for the Sedition Act?

53. 1.Released prisoners of the law 2.Repaid all fines that were paid because of the law

54. What negative consequences occurred because of Jefferson cutting the size and strength of the Federal government?

55. America was not ready for war with Britain because the military was small and ill-prepared

56. True/False: Thomas Jefferson sent James Monroe to buy Louisiana from the French

57. False: he sent Monroe to buy New Orleans

58. True/False: The Indians regained much land during the War of 1812

59. False – They lost much landed during the War of 1812

60. True/False – Lewis and Clark traveled west looking for a “northwest passage”

61. True

62. True/False: During the War of 1812, the British lost control of Canada to the United States

63. False – Canada remained a part of Great Britain

64. True/False: The expeditions of Lewis and Clark and of Zebulon Pike expanded Americans knowledge of the land west of the Missouri River

65. False – lands west of the Mississippi

66. Make your wager