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5. ‘merican System Foreign PolicyHodge Podge 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Monroe, JQA & Clay The White House is burning!

6. Britain issued this decision to blockade Continental Europe

7. Orders in Council

8. Leader of the Native American coalition who fought against U.S. forces at the Battle of Tippecanoe

9. Tecumseh

10. U.S. decision to cease trade with Europe leading up to the War of 1812

11. Embargo (Act of 1807)

12. Incident in which American sailors resisted impressment by the British Navy

13. Chesapeake- Leopard Incident

14. The Star-Spangled Banner was written about the British siege of Fort McHenry. Which city was Fort McHenry defending?

15. Baltimore

16. What type of goods were primarily produced by the North during the early 1800s?

17. Manufactured goods

18. The Erie Canal linked these two bodies of water

19. The Atlantic Ocean and Lake Erie (the Great Lakes)

20. First tax on imports that helped fund the American System

21. Tariff of 1816

22. Southern Congressman who convinced southerners to support the first tax on imports used to fund the American System

23. John C. Calhoun

24. Name for the physical structures necessary to facilitate transportation

25. Infrastructure

26. Congressman who devised the Missouri Compromise

27. Henry Clay

28. This treaty gave the United States control over Florida

29. Adams-Onis Treaty

30. This treaty reduced the number of US and British naval ships on the Great Lakes

31. Rush-Bagot Treaty

32. He received more popular votes than any other candidate that year, but lost the Election of 1824

33. Andrew Jackson

34. One major accomplishment of the John Quincy Adams Administration

35. Voting qualifications were reduced, reduced debt

36. This speech declared that Europeans may not interfere in the affairs of the Americas

37. Jackson

38. Who was President during the Trail of Tears?

39. Van Buren

40. Name of major economic collapse under Van Buren

41. Panic of 1837

42. President of the Bank of the U.S. who was in constant conflict with Jackson

43. Biddle

44. Congressman who famously debated in favor of the Tariff of 1828

45. Daniel C. Webster

46. New political party formed by those discontent with Jackson’s policies.

47. Whigs

48. This state threatened to secede following the passage of the Tariff of 1828

49. South Carolina

50. Court case by the Marshall Court which declared Georgia’s actions towards the Cherokee unconstitutional

51. Worcester v. State of Georgia

52. Describe how (in what way) the cotton gin affected the economy of the South.

53. Led to more plantations, and increase in the demand for slaves, and greater profits

54. How long was the term limit on presidential appointments established by the spoils system?

55. 4 years

56. Make your wager