Unit 5 Semester Final

When this treaty between the U.S. and Britain was signed, it ended the War of 1812:

This treaty was signed in 1819 between the U.S. and Spain resolving all the border disputes between the two nations;

Although the U.S. Supreme Court initially decided to hear this case, they ultimately decided not to because it hadn’t met certain criteria as outlined in the U.S. Constitution:

In exchange for this, both Samuel Adams and John Hancock pledged to support the Constitution:

This uprising occurred in 1794 causing President Washington to issue a proclamation that all Americans must obey the law:

This early political party had favored a strict interpretation of the U.S. Constitution, a weaker federal government, opposed a national bank, and were pro-French and anti-British:

This stated that the U.S. would not choose sides between European nations at war with one another

In response to the British and French navies stopping and searching American merchant ships, this act was passed in 1807 prohibiting trade with all foreign nations and ultimately had a devastating effect on the American economy

This was a series of four controversial laws that were passed between 1797 and 1798 as fears grew that war with France was inevitable and the French spies would infiltrate the U.S. and negatively influence American society

This preserved the balance of power between free states and slave states, admitted Maine and Missouri to the Union as states, and prohibited slavery in any new states or territories north of 36˚30’ latitude

This was passed just prior to James Madison being inaugurated as president and replaced the Embargo Act prohibiting trade with just Britain and France, not all other foreign nations

In the Autumn of 1803, the U.S. Senate approved this which doubled the size of the nation

He was serving as the Governor of the Indiana Territory and led American forces at the Battle of Tippecanoe

This well-respected Congressman from Massachusetts was one of the most vocal opponents of the American System plan

She joined the Lewis & Clark expedition when her husband was hired by Lewis & Clark as a guide; she’d play a crucial role in the success of the expedition