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The United States from 1800 to 1815

This section covers the election of 1800, Jefferson's Presidency, Lewis and Clark,Marbury vs Madison, and the War of 1812.

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In 1807 Jefferson ordered what to stop trade?embargo
What is the power of the courts to declare laws unconstitutional?Judicial Review
France sold what to the U.S. in 1803?Louisiana Territory
Who helped guide the Corps of Discovery?Sacajawea
Tecumseh and William Henry Harrison fought at?Battle of Tippacanoe
Whatt meeting expressed Federalist opposition to the War of 1812?Hartford Convention
An administration is?term in office
What treaty ended the War of 1812?Treaty of Ghent
A naval blockade does what?blocks a foreign port
For Jefferson government existed for what reason?keep peace
Jefferson and Marshall disagreed about what?federal power
What position did John Marshall hold?Chief Justice of Supreme Court
What French leader sold Lousiana to the United States?Napolean
As a result of the War of 1812 the U.S. increased what?manufacturing
Where were the pirates from who terroized American ships?Barbary Coast
What American general wins the Battle of New Orleans?Andrew Jackson
What is the U.S.S. Constitution's nickname?Old Ironsides
Name the American sailor who won the Battle of Lake Erie?Captain Oliver Hazard Perry
Who wrote the "Star Spangled Banner?"Francis Scott Key
At what battle was the Star Spangled Banner written?Battle at Fort McHenry
High land where streams flow in opposite directions is called what?Continental Divide
Who was killed in a duel with Aaron Burr?Alexander Hamilton
One of Jefferson's occupations was as a what?architect
Jefferson believed what industry was the future of America?agriculture
In the election of 1800 their was a tie for president between who?Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr
What amendment calls for seperate ballots for President and Vice President?12th Amendment
Judicial Review was first used in what case?Marbury vs Madison


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