| A | B |
|---|
| democratic | ensuring that all people have equal rights |
| judicial review | the power that the Supreme Court has to decide if laws are constitutional or not |
| expedition | a long journey of exploration |
| impressment | forcing sailors to work on a ship |
| confederation | a group that agrees to works together |
| nationalism | devoted to one's nation |
| President elected in 1801 | Thomas Jefferson |
| created maps of ways to get to the Pacific Ocean | Lewis & Clark |
| agreement with Spain to keep New Orleans open to American shipping | Pinckney Treaty |
| key to farmers getting crops to the East | Mississippi River |
| country America bought Louisiana from | France |
| explored the Southwest | Zebulon Pike |
| from Lewis & Clark, Americans learned about | the wildlife, Native Americans, & the climate |
| US traded with Indian spices & silk for | ice |
| in the Pacific Northwest the US got | furs |
| the Embargo Act | banned trade with foreign countries |
| the Nonintercourse Act | US could trade with everyone but England & France |
| men who tried to save the Native American nation | Tecumseh & "The Prophet" |
| Battle of Tippecanoe | battle in 1811 between Native Americans & US soldiers |
| America leader at the Battle of Tippecanoe | William Henry Harrison |
| War Hawks | wanted war with Britain |
| President when Congress declared war on Britain in 1812 | James Madison |
| one result of the War of 1812 | British burned down Washington, D.C. |
| at the Hartford Convention | New Englanders wanted to separate from the US |
| document that ended the War of 1812 | Treaty of Ghent |
| occurred after the War of 1812 was over | Battle of New Orleans |
