| A | B |
|---|
| Whiskey Rebellion | Washington |
| XYZ Affair | Adams |
| Louis & Clark Expedition | Jefferson |
| Warned against political parties and foreign involvement | Washington |
| President during the Alien & Sedition Acts | Adams |
| Tied with Aaron Burr in the election and won with Hamilton's support | Jefferson |
| Barbary Pirates | Jefferson |
| President from Massachusetts | Adams |
| Embargo Act was passed during his administration | Jefferson |
| killed in a duel with Burr | Hamilton |
| Washington's secretary of war | Knox |
| Washington's secretay of state | Jefferson |
| Washington's secretary of the Treasury | Hamilton |
| Washington's Attorney General | Randolph |
| wanted to remain nuetral in foreign involvements | Washington |
| Embargo Act | cut off trade with the British & French; caused financial ruin for many in the shipping business |
| Sedition Act | supported by the First Amendment- made it illegal to criticize the government |
| The Lewis & Clark Edpedition | purchased French land, doubled size of US, cost $15 million |
| Jay's Treaty | with British promised to leave the western forts |
| Pinckney's Treaty | allowed US to use the Mississippi River and New Orleans |
| "Millions for defense- not a penny for tribute" | Adams |
| Lewis | became governor of Louisiana Territory; later suffered from depression and died of a gunshot wound |
| Clark | became a public official in St. Louis, worked as a guide and interpreter |
| Sacajewea | 15 year old Shoshone indian; served as an interpreter and eased relationships between the indians and explorers |
| Seaman | Newfoundland dog, belonged to Lewis, saved lives, was purchased for $20.00. |
| Fort Mandan | location where Lewis & Clark spent the winter of 1804-1805 |
| $2500 | amount congress gave toward the Lewis & Clark expedition |
| Russia, Spain, france, and Great Britain | foreign countries that were competing for land in the western US. |
| $669.50 | the cost of gifts for the indians |
