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| US Policy stating that any European countries trying to colonize land in America would be considered and act of agression and would be intervened by the US |
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| American laws that kept American ships from foreign trade; led to the War of 1812 |
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| $15 million dollar purchase of Louisiana from France; included present-day Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, parts of Minnesota, most of North Dakota, northeastern New Mexico, South Dakota, portions of Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado |
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| Native American leader of the Shawnee tribe and a large tribal confederacy that opposed the US during Tecumseh's War and War of 1812 |
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| tax protest in Pennsylvania against the excise tax on whiskey |
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| treaty between America and Britian to avert war, and solve many issues left over from the American Revolution |
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| Gabriel Prosser's Rebellion |
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| Plan by Gabriel Prosser to lead a rebellion in Richmond but his plans were foiled by rain and then later information on the rebellion was leaked; Gabriel and 25 other slaves were hanged |
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| constitutional convention in Annapolis, MD of 12 delegates from 5 states (New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Deleware and Virginia) |
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| convention in which the secession of the US from the War of 1812 was discussed |
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| American Colonialization Society |
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R: governing a nation with a Head of State, selected by elections
D: governing power is derived from the people |
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| Eli Whitney used interchangeable parts to make guns for the militia |
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| representative for Kentucky in the Senate and House of Representatives |
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| Washington's Farewell Address |
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| address to the "people of the United States" basically saying to: stay out of European Affairs, avoid permanent alliances in foreign affairs, do not form political parties, avoid sectionalism |
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| Connecticut(Great) Compromise |
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| agreement between large and small states to have a bicameral legislature-- House of Representatives & Senate |
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| Muslim pirates who operated from North Africa who's purpose was to capture Christian slaves |
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| undeclared war between France and America; France seized American ships trading with Britain; French were angry b/c Americans violated the Treaty of Alliance |
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| treaty signed by America and France to form an alliance and provide military support in case of British attack in the future |
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| treaty that ended the American Revolution |
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| the idea that women should raise children to practice republicanism, take care of the household and not hold leadership roles |
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| series of three presidential elections; election of 1824 (John Adams-- Henry Clay convinced Congress to elect Adams who made Clay Secretary of State |
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