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Who was the leader of the Federalists?
Alexander Hamilton
What did the Federalists believe?
strong national government
wealthy leaders
power comes from trade
Who were the leaders of the Democratic-Republicans?
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
What did the Democratic-Republicans believe?
states rights
common man control of government
agrarianism - independent farmers will help the nation grow
What caused the split in Congress that led to the creation of Political Parties?
Hamilton's financial plan
What did President Washington warn the nation about as he left office?
1. avoid political parties
2. avoid sectionalism
3. avoid alliances
Define alien
people who live in the US and are not citizens
Define sedition
incitement to rebellion

saying or printing statements that would be damaging to the US government's reputation
What was the reason that Congress passed the Alien and Sedition Acts?
They wanted to protect the nation from anyone who would cause division within the country.
What were the parts of the Alien and Sedition Acts?
1. immigrants could not become citizens for 14 years
2. the president had the authority to deport any immigrant without a trial that was "dangerous"
3. people could not say or print anything "false or scandalous" against the US
Why did Jefferson and Madison oppose the Alien and Sedition Acts?
They thought that it violated a person's 1st Amendment rights
Define nullification
THEORY that states have the right to "nullify" a law that they believe is unconstitutional
Define interposition
IDEA that states have the right to "interpose" between federal government and the people if the action is believed to be illegal
What were the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions?
Virginia and Kentucky did not obey the Alien and Sedition Acts because they believed it was a violation of their Constitutional rights
Who decides the presidency in the event that one candidate does not receive the Electoral College majority?
House of Representatives
Who was elected president in 1800?
Thomas Jefferson

Because Jefferson promised to keep Hamilton's financial plan
What was one of the first actions by President Thomas Jefferson?
he did away with the Whiskey Tax
Define lame duck
period of time between when a person has not been re-elected and when they actually leave office
What was the Judiciary Act of 1801?
16 new federal judge positions were created by a FEDERALIST majority
Who appointed the new judges under the Judiciary Act of 1801?
John Adams, Federalist

All the judges were Federalist
Why was Jefferson angry over the Judiciary Act of 1801?
Jefferson was a Democratic-Republican and the judges were Federalist

The two groups would not work well together
Who were the "midnight judges"?
16 judges created under the Judiciary Act of 1801 and appointed by President Adams (during his lame duck period)
How did the impeachment of Justice Chase affect the Supreme Court?
Congress cannot do away with positions in the Judicial Branch because they disagree with their actions
Who did John Adams appoint as Chief Justice?
John Marshall
Define judicial review
right of the Supreme Court to judge whether laws passed by Congress were Constitutional or not
What court case established judicial review?
Marbury v. Madison
Who was sent by President Jefferson to negotiate the deal to get land from Napoleon Bonaparte?
Robert Livingston
Why did some American oppose the purchase of the Louisiana territory from France?
The Constitution does not have provisions for purchasing land
How did the Louisiana Purchase change the shape of the US?
The purchase almost doubled the size of the US
Who did President Jefferson send to explore the Louisiana Territory?
Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
Who was Sacagawea?
Shoshone Indian woman who served as guide and interpreter for Lewis and Clark
Who made up the group know as the Essex Junto?
Federalists that wanted to take New England states out of the Union
Define neutrality
US decision to not become involved in war with Britain or France
What caused the US position to remain neutral to change?
Britain impressed American merchant ship workers
Define impressment
A foreign country forces American merchant ship workers to serve in their navy

legalized form of kidnapping
How did the US react when three Americans were killed on the Chesapeake?
Congress passed an embargo
Define embargo
ban trade with another country
Why did the US repeal the embargo in 1809 (after only about a year)?
The embargo hurt the US economy
Define War Hawks
Congressmen who wanted to go to war with Britain
What word best describes the US invasion of Canada during the War of 1812?
Success or Failure
Failure

All 3 attempts failed
What happened to the White House and Capital during the War of 1812?
British burned them
Who was Francis Scott Key?
Wrote the Star Spangled Banner
Define nationalism
pride in one's country

strong feelings of patriotism
Who was the US General that led the battle of New Orleans?
Andrew Jackson
What treaty ended the War of 1812?
Treaty of Ghent
Why was the Battle of New Orleans significant?
It was fought after the treaty to end the war was signed
Who won the War of 1812?
US
Define Era of Good Feelings.
time after the War of 1812 when only one political party was in power
What political party ceased to exist during the Era of Good Feelings?
Federalists
Who was President of the US during the Era of Good Feelings?
James Monroe
Who wanted the Second Bank of the US extended?
John C. Calhoun
Define revenue tariffs
taxes on imported goods that helped raise money for the US government
Define protective tariff
taxes on imported goods that forced people to buy American made goods

Price of foreign made goods was high
What were the three goals of Congress during the Era of Good Feelings?
1. improve transportation
2. extend the Bank of the US
3. protect American manufacturers from foreign competition
Who helped protect the runaway slaves from Georgia?
Seminoles
Who was the General that removed the Spanish governor from power before the Adams-Onis Treaty was signed?
Andrew Jackson
Why did the US want to end colonization in North and Central America?
the US was "marking their territory"
What was the plan that warned the Europeans and Asians to stay out of North and Central American?
Monroe Doctrine
What are two examples of when the US improved diplomacy?
Adams-Onis Treaty
Monroe Doctrine

The US established relationships with other countries and set boundaries