______________ was a leader of the _____________, young Republicans that wanted war with England. He would become Speaker of the House right before the war of 1812.

The banning of all trade with a country.

He sued when he didn’t receive his judicial appointment.

John Marshall’s ruling on the case above established ____________, the act of the judicial branch determining the legality of the other branches actions.

He preached the giving up of all white ways.

____________ was a hero of America’s first foreign war which happened in ____________.

A warship.

To leave the Union.

To force into military service.

____________ led the only successful slave rebellion in history. For one point extra credit name the country where it happened.

_____________ sold the Louisiana Purchase because France needed money to fight the British.

_____________ said, “ We have met the enemy and they are ours.” For one point extra credit what important naval battle did he win allowing the U.S. to invade Canada.

The _____________ was a gathering of Federalists that wanted secession and amendments added to the Constitution in order to protest Mr. Madison’s War.

Defeat at __________ led to the end of any chance of an Indian alliance stopping white expansion into the Northwest Territory.

The 15th amendment was passed because of the trouble caused by the election of 1800.

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall incorporated Republican beliefs into the U.S. system of government.

The Louisiana Purchase cost 10 million dollars and was 800,000 square miles.

Jefferson questioned the legality of the Louisiana Purchase because he was a strict constitutionalist and the constitution made no provisions for purchasing land.

The War Hawks sought war with England because of British impressments, a belief that Native Americans were allying with the British, and to prove their manhood.

William Clark won the Battle of Tippecanoe.

The U.S. war plan for the War of 1812 was to invade Canada and take the fight to the royal navy on the open seas.

The last battle of the War of 1812 was Plattsburgh and happened after we had reached a peace treaty.

The British didn’t originally blockade the Northeast because they knew Republicans didn’t support the war.

The Battle of Horseshoe resulted in 550 Creeks being slaughtered and as a result the Creeks signed a treaty giving up 20 million acres to the U.S.

Tecumseh believed that no Indian could sell the land because it belonged to all of them, not just one person. He created an alliance of twelve Indian nations to try to stop western settlement.