| A | B |
|---|
| The first president inaugurated in Washington D.C. | Thomas Jefferson |
| The president who tried to impeach Federalist judges | Thomas Jefferson |
| What U.S. ship involved an incident because of impressment? | Chesapeake |
| One reason Jefferson was not sure about accepting the Louisiana Purchase | The Constitution did not give him authority to do so |
| If communication had been better this could have been avoided | The War of 1812 |
| This did not harm trade with America in the early 1800's | The Battle of Tippecanoe |
| created a respect by foreign countries for the U.S. | the Tripolitan War |
| this man's career ended in disgrace | Aaron Burr |
| America had the support of who as it entered the War of 1812? | President Madison |
| Who captured forts by the Great Lakes and took control of much of the Northwest Territory | the British |
| the political party that achieved power in 1800 | Democratic-Republican Party |
| Nearly half of all Am. trade passed through this western port in 1800 | New Orleans |
| When Thomas Jefferson did not run for a third term this person became president | James Madison |
| a temporary alliance of groups | coalition |
| western and southern representatives that pushed for a stronger defense | War Hawks |
| three Am. ships that had an important victory in the War of 1812 | Constitution, United States, and Niagara |
| an Am. naval commander that won fame on the Great Lakes during the war | Oliver Hazard Perry |
| this battle took place after the War of 1812 was officially over | the battle of New Orleans |
| this agreement ended the War of 1812 | the Treaty of Ghent |
| strong pride in one's country | nationalism |
| a secretary who explored the Missouri River | Meriwether Lewis |
| a hero of Tippecanoe | William Henry Harrison |
| he said, "We have met the enemy and they are ours!" | Oliver Hazard Perry |
| defeated the British at New Orleans | Andrew Jackson |
| explored the Rockies and the Rio Grande | Zebulon Pike |
| charged by the Barbary States | tribute |
| leader of country that sold land to the U.S. | Napoleon |
| prohibited free trade with Europe | embargo |
| defeated at Tippecanoe | Tecumseh |
| an Indian guide and interpreter | Sacajawea |
| reason most of the midnight judges never served | Congress repealed the Judiciary Act |
| what involved sailing rights in the Mediterranean Sea | the Tripolitan War |
| reason Napoleon wanted to invade North Am. | he wanted to build a New World empire |
| who did not follow their origional instructions when they agreed to the Louisiana Purchase? | the American envoys |
| Why did indians attack settlers in the Indiana Territory? | because of unfair treaties their land was confiscated |
| How many terms did Madison serve as president | two |
| reason Am. was able to drive out the British from the Northwest | we won control over the Great Lakes |
