B. Group Elected to Congress Demanding War with Britain____2. Excise Tax
Unit 1 Matching
Matching
A. the power of the Supreme Court to declare law unconstitutional____1. XYZ Affair
B. Group elected to Congress demanding war with Britain____2. excise tax
C. Group of advisors to the president made up of department heads____3. impressment
D. Passed to stop criticism of President Adams by newcomers to the US____4. Virginia and Kentucky
E. taking sailors and forcing them to serve in another country’s navy Resolves
F. Staying out of a conflict, Washington’s stand on the French Revolution____5. Monroe Doctrine
G. Refusing to buy or sell with another country____6. Judicial Review
H. Violent reaction to Hamilton’s excise tax____7. Federalist
I. a tax on a specific good, like gas, beer, etc.____8. War Hawks
J. Jefferson and Madison’s reaction to the Alien and Sedition Acts____9. Cabinet
stating that states could nullify laws of Congress they disliked____10.Alien and Sedition Acts
K. tax on imported goods____11. Treaty of Ghent
L. Declared the western hemisphere closed to European interference____12. Whiskey Rebellion
and colonization____13. Embargo
M. Settled the northern boundary of the Louisiana Purchase____14. Louisiana Purchase
N. Adams’ mission to get France to quit seizing US ships – failed____15. Jay’s Treaty
O. a member of a party that favored a strong central government____16. National Gazette
P. This treaty ended the War of 1812 and applied status quo antebellum____17. Neutrality
Q. The newspaper established by the Federalists____18. Chesapeake
R. Decided how new states would enter the Union and keep the balance____19. Marbury v. Madison
in Congress.____20. Midnight judges
S. The newspaper established by the Democractic-Republicans____21. Lewis & Clark Expedition
T. Last battle of the War of 1812, very decisive US victory____22. (democratic) – republican
U. Treaty between the US and Britain that was not good for the US____23. Rush-Bagot Treaty
V. Treaty that settled the southern boundary of the Louisiana Purchase____24. Missouri Compromise
and gave the US Florida.____25. Battle of Tippecanoe
W. Treaty with Spain that gave the US use of the Mississippi River.____26. Implied powers
X. a member of a party that wanted states stronger than a federal govt____27. Tariff
Y. a US ship attacked by the British who impressed four of its sailors____28. Pinckney’s Treaty
Z. Gave the Supreme Court the power of judicial review____29. Adams-Onis Treaty
AA. Battle that helped cause the War of 1812, decisive defeat of____30. Rush-Bagot Treaty
Tecumseh’s Indian Confederacy.____31. Gazette of the U.S.
BB. powers not specifically listed in the Constitution____32. Battle of New Orleans
CC. J. Adams’ attempt to keep the judicial branch under Federalist control
DD. Jefferson’s mission into the Louisiana Purchase
Matching – People: One answer choice may be used twice.
A. First Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, made a bad treaty too.____ 1. Edmund Genet
B. First Vice President of the U.S.____ 2. Alexander Hamilton
C. First Secretary of State____ 3. James Monroe
D. First Attorney General of the U.S.____ 4. John Adams
E. Went on a ‘corps of discovery’ into the Louisiana Purchase____ 5. William Henry Harrison
F. Was a guide for the Lewis and Clark Expedition____ 6. Edmund Randolph
G. Proposed the Bill of Rights in the first Congress____ 7. John Fenno
H. First Secretary of Treasury____ 8. Meriwether Lewis
I. Formed an Indian confederacy to oppose white settlement____9. James Madison
J. Representative from the new French govt sent to get US support for____10. William Clark
The French Revolution____11. Andrew Jackson
K. Was the hero of the Battle of Tippecanoe – found British rifles there____12. Tecumseh
L. Editor of the Federalist newspaper____13. Oliver Hazard Perry
M. President that issued the Monroe Doctrine____14. Thomas Jefferson
N. Hero of the Battle of New Orleans – took Florida from Spain too!____15. Philip Freneau
O. Hero of the Battle of Lake Erie during War of 1812____16. John Jay
P. Editor of the Democractic-Republican newspaper