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What is the purpose of the executive branch?

To enforce laws and make treaties.

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2

What caused the Whiskey Rebellion?

A tax on whiskey.

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3

What were the two threats warned about in George Washington's farewell address?

Relations with other nations and loyalty to political parties.

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4

Who was Alexander Hamilton?

George Washington's Secretary of Treasury.

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5

Why was Hamilton called a federalist?

Because he ran the Federalist Party.

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6

What were the Alien and Sedition Acts?

Laws intended to protect against foreigners, but were controversial.

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7

Define the State Doctrine.

Directs American courts to assume that acts of foreign governments in their own territory have the legal effect they state.

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8

Why were they fighting over the name of the president?

To avoid names associated with royalty.

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9

Define neutrality.

The state of not choosing or being on any side.

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10

Define isolationism.

The state of being isolated from the world.

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11

Which president favored neutrality?

George Washington.

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12

Which presidents went against neutrality?

James Madison and others during the War of 1812.

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13

Why was piracy an issue under Thomas Jefferson?

Tripoli raided boats that did not pay tribute.

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14

What is an embargo?

A government ban on trade overseas.

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15

Which president abandoned isolationism?

James Madison.

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16

What was the outcome of the War of 1812?

A treaty with no winner.

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17

How long did it take for the US to realize the War of 1812 ended?

2 weeks.

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18

Define the Monroe Doctrine.

A warning to European powers to leave the Americas alone.

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19

Who is Uncle Sam and what does he represent?

The United States.

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20

Why was James Monroe's presidency called the Era of Good Feelings?

Because people warmly greeted him during his goodwill tour.

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21

Who was Henry Clay?

A significant political figure known for his role in the War of 1812 and his American System.

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22

What did the end of the Era of Good Feelings signify?

Andrew Jackson's election as president.

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23

What are four types of early American music?

Classical, Spiritual, Square Dances, Minstrel Songs.

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24

What are four types of early American art?

Folk art, Portraits, Hudson River School Style, George Catlin style.

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25

Who was Davy Crockett?

A writer who based stories on his life as a hunter, soldier, and explorer.

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26

At what age did Andrew Jackson join the army?

He was thirteen.

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27

What was Andrew Jackson's occupation before becoming president?

A lawyer and militia soldier.

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28

What was the main idea of Jacksonian Democracy?

Common people should control the government.

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29

Define civil servant and spoils system.

Civil servant: someone with a job in the government; Spoils system: a system to give government jobs to common people.

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30

What did Andrew Jackson's presidency show a shift towards?

More political power for the common man.

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31

Which state tried to secede between 1828 and 1832?

South Carolina.

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32

What were the 5 Eastern Native American tribes?

Seminole, Cherokee, Choctaw, Creek, Chickasaw.

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33

Why were they called the 5 civilized tribes?

They adopted white American ways.

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34

What was the Trail of Tears?

A forced journey where Native Americans were moved to Oklahoma from their homelands.

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What was the Native American Removal Act?

The act of removing Eastern Native Americans from their homelands.

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36

Under which president did the Trail of Tears occur?

Andrew Jackson.

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37

Give three reasons why Andrew Jackson was considered a hero.

He replaced the national government, defended New Orleans against the British in the War of 1812, and prevented South Carolina from leaving the Union.

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38

Give three reasons why Andrew Jackson was considered a villain.

He took lands from Native Americans, forced them west, and was involved in duels.

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