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| eager young Republicans who pushed for was against Britain |
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| won the most electoral votes in the election of 1796 |
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| state whose electoral votes helped Jefferson win the 1800 election |
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| the purchase of this territory doubled the size of the US |
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| based representation in the General Assembly on population & wealth |
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| said "no, no, not a sixpence" |
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| Charles Cotesworth Pinckney |
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| wrote our national anthem |
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| these developed b/c of political issues that divided the country |
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| this invention helped the cotton thrive in the Up country & helped balance power |
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| because of this party's split in the 1800 election, Jefferson won |
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| President during the War of 1812 |
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| in 1797 these negotiations with the French angered the US |
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| went to Britain to work out a trade agreement |
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| hero of the War of 1812 because of the Battle of New Orleans |
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| Washington's Sec. of the Treasury who wanted to assume states' was debts |
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| sent by Jefferson to explore the Lousianna Territory |
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| first 10 admendments to the Constitution |
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| this treaty allowed the US to use the Mississippi River and port of New Orleans |
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| this was proved that the US could complete militarily with world powers |
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| became VP after the 1796 election b/c he recieved the 2nd most electoral votes |
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| chosen as President b/c of his character and leadership skills during the American Revolution |
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