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1) The Federal __________ Act of 1789 sets up the ____________ court and completes the Judicial branch of the US goverment. |
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Cabinet; Domestic; Foreign |
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2) Washington sets up a _____________ because of the many _________ and __________ problems that the US was facing. |
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3) The US was heavily in ______ and had to overcome the problems caused by the Articles of ___________. |
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4) Hamilton's Financial plan has 3 parts to it. (A) Pay off all the war ______. (B) Create ________ and taxes to raise money. (C) Create a national __________. |
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5) The South had already paid off their war _______. In a trade off, the South will agree ot help the North pay off war det in exchange for moving the nation's __________. |
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Northwest; Britain; Spain |
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6) Washington was facing difficulties in the _________ territories and at New Orleans. __________had refused to leave the Ohio Valley and were arming Native Americans through trade, and _________ at times was threatening to blocking the Mississippi River. |
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7) The United States gains lands in Ohio and Indiana by the Treaty of _________. The United States fought the Indian forces the Battle of Fallen ________ to help force the Native Americans into the treaty. |
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Whiskey Rebellion; Strong |
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8) The _________ _________ was a reaction to an unpopular tax on whiskey and Washington will have to send 13,000 troops to put down the revolt. It proves that the new Constitution is ____________. |
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French Revolution; Neutrality Proclamation |
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9) Washington refuses to help the French during the _________ _________ , for George thinks that the US is too weak to fight. Washington issues the ________ __________ to let the world know his desire to stay out of war. |
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10) _________ and __________ actions against the United States nearly caused America to go to war, but Washington tries to make _______________with the two countries to maintain peace. |
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Terms; Farewell Address; Political; Neutral |
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Washington decides to run only two ________, and offers advice to America in Washington's _________ _______. He tells Americans not to fight over politics and form _________ parties. Washington also tells America to stay ___________ and not make alliances with foreign countries. |
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1800; Burr; Jefferson; Representatives |
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1) The _________ Election had many personal remarks made against each cnadidate-even though the two men were vice President (Jefferson) and President (John Adams). The election results show that Aaron _________ and Thomas _________ are tied at 73 electoral votes each, and the House of __________ will have to determine (after 36 times voting) who will become the President |
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2) __________ is one of the most talented Presidents. |
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3) Jefferson made the attempt to try to restore political
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Marbury; Supreme; Judicial; Supreme; Unconstitutional |
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4) __________v. Madison gives the _________ Court its most important power of __________ review. Judicial Review allows the __________Court to declare that a law passed by congress and signed by the President as ________________. |
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Jefferson; France; Mississippi; Louisiana Purchase |
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5) ___________ wants to buy New Orleans from __________ so that America could control the ____________ River, but France decides to sell all of its holding in what is known as the _________ __________. |
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Jamestown; Declaration of Ind.; Constitution;
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1607- _______________
1776- ____________ __ _______________
1787- __________________
1803- __________ __________
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7) Lewis and Clark had 3 goals:
Make accurate _________,
make good relations with Native __________,
and record plant and _________ life. |
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Sacagawea; Clark; Mountains |
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8) ___________ helped Lewis and ____________ successfully past the Rocky ____________.
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The effects of explorers (Lewis and Clark and Pike):
1) better ___________ to guide Americans west
2) Creates an interest in the _______ trade with all the new and abundant animals |
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Pike mistakenly thinks that the ___________Plains was a ___________. |
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11) Jefferson tries to keep America out of war by creating the ____________ Act. The result of these well-meaning acts: America's _________ suffers due to the lack of trade with other countries. |
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12) An ___________ is when the British Navy forces ___________ merchants to join the British Navy or die. Nearly 6,000 Americans fall victim to British impresessments. Many Americans want America to go to war because of the evil crime. |
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13) ______________ united the Shawnee and other tribes to fight against the ____________ coming onto Native American Lands. He is similar to Little Turtle in that regard, but his Native American force is extremely powerful. |
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War Hawks; Clay; Clay; Spain |
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14) _____ _______ were led by Henry _________.
This group wanted war due to impressments and the British arming Native Americans in the west. Canada becoming part of the US was another goal of this group. Henry ________ also had designs of trying to kick __________ out of Florida. |
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American; blockade; Revolution |
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15) Britain hurts the __________ economy during the war by making a naval __________to prevent American ships from getting supplies. Americans are beginning to think that they need to start making goods and building factories-kicking off the Industrial _____________. |
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William (Henry) Harrison;
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16) _________ Henry __________ becomes a war hero for the Battle of Tippecanoe and the Battle of ________-a battle that will claim the life of Tecumseh |
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17) __________ wrote the Star Spangled Banner |
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18) The Star Spangle Banner comes from as he was watching the battle at ______ _________. Later, his poem will be put to music. |
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War of 1812; Jackson; Harrison |
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19) The ______ of ________ is not an incredibly important war, but some interesting things happen as a result of the war: _________ and _________ become war heroes--something that they will both use to help become President of the United States. |
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New Orleans; After; Ghent |
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The Battle of ____ _______ actually happens ________the Treaty of ________ is signed. Jackson becomes a hero of a battle that should never have happened. |
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21) The election of 1800 was important because we changed the way we _________ the president. |
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22) When we changed the way we elect the president, we had to pass an ____________. |
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23) Which amendment changed the way we elect our president by making candidates run for presidency OR Vice Presidency? |
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24) ____________ explored the lower part of the Louisiana Purchase looking for the sources of the Red River and the Arkansas River. When Spaniards caught him, they thought he was a ______ because of all his detailed records. |
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25) __________ was killed in a _______ after he helped keep Aaron Burr from becoming president and later from becoming governor of New York. |
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26) During the war of 1812, the Capitol Building and the Presidential Mansion were burned. The Presidential Mansion was renamed the _______ _________. |
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self-determination; freedom, religion |
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27) What 3 universal themes are written into the Star Spangle Banner? |
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1) Started in Britain mid -1700's / factory machines replaced hand tools and large-scale manufacturing replaced farming. |
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2) Brought many workers and machines together under one roof. |
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3) America began to build its factories in this part of the country |
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4) Before people began to go to work in the factories they had been in what profession. |
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5) Built his first mill in Rhode Island in 1790, memorized the plans for his mill from English mills before coming to America under a fake name. |
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Francis Cabot Lowell; farm girls |
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6) ___________ built his factories in Massachusetts, built a town with his last name, primarily employed ___________ who stayed in company owned boarding houses |
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Eli Whitney; interchangeable parts |
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7) ______ _________ introduced the idea of __________ _______which made repairs faster and easier, introduced by assembling 10 guns in 10 minutes |
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8) 1807- _________ _________ launched his successful steamboat, Clermont, on the Hudson River, could move against the current or wind |
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9) 1816 _______ ________ ________ designed a more powerful steam engine and sailed his ship on the Mississippi River. |
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10) Samuel F. B. Morse developed the ____________ , 1837 , developed Morse Code which allowed people to communicate over long distances. |
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steel plow; John Deere; mechnical reaper; Cyrus McCormick; Mechanical thresher; Meikle |
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11) The Industrial Revolution also brought about changed in agrigulture such as
a) _____________ invented by ___________,
b) ____________ invented by _____________, and
c)_____________ invented by ___________. |
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12) A reaper ________ stalks of grain, and a __________ seperates grain from the stalk |
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