TEKS Review #4 - Age of Jefferson
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- Q13rd president; Democratic-RepublicanThomas Jefferson30s
- Q2a common way of life comprised of small, independent farmsJefferson's philosophy for America30s
- Q3Supreme Court that established judicial review - the Supreme Court has the final say in determining if a law is constitutional or not (John Marshall)Marbury vs. Madison30s
- Q41803; President Thomas Jefferson purchased the piece of land from France; doubled the size of the USLouisiana Purchase30s
- Q5men commissioned by President Jefferson to explore the Louisiana Territory; they brought back scientific and geographic information; helped by a native named SacajaweaLewis and Clark30s
- Q64th president; Democratic-RepublicanJames Madison30s
- Q7
Jefferson’s idea to prevent US ships from being attacked; banned all trade with other nations; economic disaster
Embargo Act
30s - Q8(ISS) Impressing (kidnappings) of American sailors by British navy; Supplying Native Americans in Ohio Valley with weapons; Seizing US ships; interfering with our trade with other nationsWar of 1812 Causes - the British were...30s
- Q9(WIN) Westward expansion - Native American were weakened so it was easier for settlers to move west; Industry increased because the British had blockaded U.S. coastline so US had to make their own stuff; National pride; patriotism increased - US proved they could hold our own against world powersWar of 1812 Effects -30s
- Q10poem written during the War of 1812 by Francis Scott Key; became our national anthemStar Spangled Banner30s
- Q11•Machines began to do the work that had been done by hand •Primarily occurred in North- rivers, ports, ships, and a willing labor force •Led to urbanization - the movement of more and more people to cities.Industrialization30s
- Q12connected Hudson River to Lake Erie; cut transport costs; resulted in population surge in New York, and opened regions further west to increased settlementErie Canal30s
- Q13Robert Fulton; increased speed of water transportation; travel upstream more quicklysteamboat30s
- Q14increased speed of transportation over land; helped open the West; transcontinental railroad tracks built by Irish and Chinese immigrantsRailroads30s
- Q15Samuel Morse; communication device; helped link and unify our nationtelegraph30s