| A | B |
|---|
| Time period after the War of 1812. | Era of Good Feelings |
| Republican Election in 1816 and 1820 our 5th president. | James Monroe |
| 1819 treaty set boundries of Florida | Adams-Ornis Treaty |
| Warning not to colonize Americas. | Monroe Doctrine |
| Compromise that brings Missouri into the Union as a slave state; Maine as a free state. | Missiouri Compromise |
| Kentucky congressman responsible for passage of the Missouri Compromise. | Henry Clay |
| Henry Clay’s plan to improve roads and build canals. | American System |
| Election of 1824's nickname | corrupt bargain |
| Banned trade with Britain and France. | Non Intercourse Act |
| Governor of the Indiana Territory, defeated the Indians at Tippecanoe. | Gen William Henry Harrison |
| Members of Congress who want to go to war with Britain. | War Hawks |
| “Father of the Constitution”, 4th president in 1808. | James Madison |
| Nickname given the USS Constitution | Old Ironsides |
| American hero at the Battle of New Orleans. | Andrew Jackson |
| Treaty which ends the War of 1812. | Treaty of Ghent |
| Native American who tried to unite the Indians of the NWTerritory. | Tecumseh |
| Allows the Supreme Court to declare laws unconstitutional. | Judicial Review |
| This purchase of American land from France doubles the size of the United States in 1803. | Louisiana Purchase |
| Capturing American sailors, forcing them into service. | Impressment |
| A decision or an action that becomes an example for later generations. | Precedent |
