The major theme of Thomas Jefferson’s inaugural address was….?

Limited Gov’t, and protection of civil liberties

The power of the judiciary to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional is called….?

Judicial Review

THE COURT CASE THAT ESTABLISHED THE SUPREME COURTS POWER TO CHECK THE OTHER TWO BRANCHES IS CALLED…..?

Marbury v. Madison

Who was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who wrote the opinion

in the Marbury v. Madison……?

John Marshall

What nearly doubled the size of the U.S. ………?

Louisiana Purchase

Because___________ needed to reinforce the French military in the

war against the British, he needed to sell the Louisiana Territory to the U.S.

Napoleon Bonapart

What expedition attempted to find a river route to the Pacific Ocean?

Lewis and Clark

The _______ caused American merchants to lose money and had

little effect on the British and French…?

Non-Intercourse Act

What banned international trade in 1807…?

Embargo Act

What agreement ended the war of 1812..?

The Treaty of Ghent

What transportation route ran from Albany to Buffalo, New York..?

Erie Canal

The American System called for using tariff money to make the

economy more self-sufficient as well as _______?

Roads & Canals

The principle that European nations could no more establish colonies in the North and South America was

set forth in the ________?

Monroe Doctrine

Who decided the election of 1824?

House of Rep.

_________ banned slavery in any state territory north of 36/30

latitude ?

The Missouri Compromise

In 1819, the Supreme Court case, _______, asserted the implied

powers of Congress in allowing for the creation of a national bank.

McCullogh v Maryland

________ application for statehood caused conflicts in the region over the issue of slavery.

Missouri

In 1824, the Supreme Court case of, _________, said that the state could

not interfere with the power of Congress to regulate interstate

commerce.

Gibbons v. Ogden

Allowing people to become more active in politics, ____ contributed to the expansion of democracy in

the U.S. in the 1820s

Jacksonian Democracy

In _______ case, the Supreme Court ruled that the national

bank was constitutional.

McCullogh v Maryland

What aspect of Native American history became known as the

“Trail of Tears?”

Forced removal of Native Americans, (800 mile walk)

Northerners supported tariffs in the early 1800s because tariffs

helped them compete with ________ merchants.

British

Northerners opposed the federal government’s sale of public land at

cheap prices in the early 1800s because it encouraged potential

laborers in the _____ to migrate west.

North/NE

In the early 1800s Southerners opposed tariffs because they

believed it only benefited ________ merchants

Northern

How did various cultures shape one another in the Southwest

after the Mexican Cession?

With names on buildings, Mexican and American holidays were celebrated, and

laws were written in english and in spanish.

What role did the transcontinental railroad play in

California’s development?

Increased economic development, more trade and

travel.

The American expansionists’ slogan “____________” referred to the line to which they wanted their

Northern territory extended.

“54 forty or fight”

_______ is the idea the U.S. was bound to expand to the Pacific Ocean and spread democracy.

Manifest Destiny

__________ was an American merchant that helped established

trade in the Pacific Northwest.

John Jacob Astor

The _____ led to the flood of Irish immigrants entering the

U.S. in the mid-1840s.

Potato Blight/Famine

What effect did Nat Turner’s Rebellion have on Southern society?

People stopped discussing slavery openly.

The majority of German immigrants who entered the U.S. in the late

1840s were attracted by __________?

Economic opportunity and freedom from gov’t control

Where did millions of immigrants that settled in the U.S. in the 19th

century come from?

Europe.

True Or False

One of the benefits of women’s reform work was that some men became involved in the women’s movement?

The ______ was a movement of Christian renewal that swept through the U.S. during the 1790s and the early 1800s.

The Second Great Awakening

The _____ was a document written by women’s right activists that described their belief about social injustices toward women.

Declaration of Sentiments

______ founded the American Anti-Slavery Society and published

the newspaper “The Liberator.”

William Lloyd Garrison

Harriet Tubman was an escaped ______ , who became an important

African American Leader.

Slave

The Underground Railroad organization was designed to help

_______ escape to the North.

Slaves