history test 6 sections 3&4 Flashcards
(11 cards)
How did Jefferson’s presidency help bring about Southern dominance in federal politics?
Agriculture favored society (south), first president to take office in Washington DC, southern representatives agreed with him
How did Jefferson simplify the federal government?
Reduces size or govt and military, cut costs, informal style, eliminated all internal taxes, reduces influence of the national bank
How did the Federalists lose power during the Jefferson administration?
Federalists lost control of legislative and executive branches, Hamilton (big federalist) died
What was the long-term importance of the Supreme Court’s decision in Marbury v. Madison?
The ability for the Supreme Court to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional
How did the Louisiana Purchase affect the United States and its government?
US bought it from France for $15 million, doubled size, expanded presidential powers
Who led the exploration of the Louisiana Territory?
Lewis and Clark
What are the three goals Lewis and Clark strived for during their exploration of the Louisiana Territory?
- document all foliage they see
- meet and make peace with the natives
- find the Northwest Passage
Put these events in order:
- British forces march on Washington DC and burn the White House
- Tecumseh leads Native American tribes against federal troops
- the treaty of Ghent ends the war
- President Jefferson passes the Embargo Act
- Andrew Jackson routes the British on the battle of New Orleans
- the War of 1812 begins
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Causes of the War of 1812
- seizure of US ships by the British
- impressment
- supplying the native Americans with weapons who are fighting US
- really not prepared
- embargo act:we didn’t want Britain to trade with us
Effects of the war of 1812
- Admeral Perry defeats British on Lake Erie (one of few US victories)
- British show native superiority, blockade Atlantic coast
- burn Washington DC
- Treaty of Ghent ends the war
- Battle of New Orleans during treaty
- Andrew Jackson:leader, hero
Aftermath of war of 1812
- trade reopened between British and US
- Rush Bagot agreement limits number of war ships on Great Lakes
- agree on a northern boundary of LA territory
- both agree to a 10 year joint occupation of the Oregon territory