history test 6 sections 3&4 Flashcards

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How did Jefferson’s presidency help bring about Southern dominance in federal politics?

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Agriculture favored society (south), first president to take office in Washington DC, southern representatives agreed with him

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How did Jefferson simplify the federal government?

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Reduces size or govt and military, cut costs, informal style, eliminated all internal taxes, reduces influence of the national bank

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How did the Federalists lose power during the Jefferson administration?

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Federalists lost control of legislative and executive branches, Hamilton (big federalist) died

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What was the long-term importance of the Supreme Court’s decision in Marbury v. Madison?

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The ability for the Supreme Court to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional

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How did the Louisiana Purchase affect the United States and its government?

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US bought it from France for $15 million, doubled size, expanded presidential powers

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Who led the exploration of the Louisiana Territory?

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Lewis and Clark

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What are the three goals Lewis and Clark strived for during their exploration of the Louisiana Territory?

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  • document all foliage they see
  • meet and make peace with the natives
  • find the Northwest Passage
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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

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  • 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
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Effects of the war of 1812

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  • 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
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Aftermath of war of 1812

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  • 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
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