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| This man asked the federal government to pay all the ware debts of each state. |
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| This man became President after 35 House votes. |
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| This man won the Presidency of 1808 |
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| This city became the new location of the federal government in 1800. |
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| This was now under U.S. control, after the Louisiana Purchase. |
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| Instructed electors to vote separately for President and Vice-President. |
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| was repealed in 1809, having nearly ruined the shipping industry. |
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| America's Second War of Independence |
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| inspired Francis Scott Key to write "The Star Spangled Banner" |
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| helped the U.S. to gain the respect of European nations. |
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| Passed a new trade bill which prohibited trade with England and France. |
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| became stable through through the use of minted coins |
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| was limited under the Embargo Act |
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| extended from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains |
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| In February 1796, President Washington signed the __________ which did not guarantee that England would no longer seize American ships and crews. |
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| __________ became the second President of the United States. |
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| French Foreign Minister Talleyrand demanded a bribe of ___________ as an advance payment for smoothing negotiations. |
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| In 1798,because of the ___ Affair, Congress cut all relations with France. |
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| Because of the hostility of England and France, Congress passed the _____ and Sedition Acts. |
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| During the War of 1812, most of the fighting took place in the northern United States and in southern Canada around the ___________. |
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| Immigrants from Ireland were used to dig the __________. |
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| The Anti-Masonic Party held the nation's first nominating convention in 1831 and supported ____________ for re-election. |
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| The Indian Removal Act provided for the removal of all Indians to reservations west of the ____________. |
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| Andrew Jackson's party, the ________ Party, had been formed by a group from a broken Democratic-Republican Party. |
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| In 1832 most National Republicans, Federalists, and Anti-Masons joined the Whig Party which was formed to _______ President Jackson. |
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| God used __________ to bring a great spiritual awakening to the northeastern states. |
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| Americans had confidence in __________ leadership. |
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| Thomas Jefferson, as secretary of ____, headed the Department of Foreign Affairs, now called the Department of State. |
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| Alexander Hamilton of New York headed the Department of _____. |
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| Henry Knox of Massachusetts, as secretary of ____ headed the department now called the Department of Defense. |
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| A six-member Supreme Court and sixteen lower federal courts were created by the Federal ______ Act |
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| ___________ was the first Supreme Justice of the Supreme Court. |
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| The Assumption Act was Alexander Hamilton's plan to relieve the _______ debt. |
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| The Democratic-Republicans supported France, and the ________ supported England. |
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| President Washington issued the Proclamation of ________ to keep America out of the European War. |
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| In 1805 both England and France demanded that America stop trading with their enemies, which almost destroyed America's _____. |
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| The _________ Doctrine demand no more European colonization of America. |
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| One of the three elements of the Monroe Doctrine is no _______ interference with any government in the Western Hemisphere. |
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| No _________ interference in European political affairs is a third point of the Monroe Doctrine. |
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