Early American Republic: Jeffersonian Era and Territorial Expansion

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Vocabulary flashcards covering the Jeffersonian presidency, the establishment of judicial review under John Marshall, the Louisiana Purchase, and the Lewis and Clark expedition.

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Andrew Jackson

The self-made figure born in a log cabin who came to epitomize the common man prior to the American Civil War and later campaigned against and killed the Bank of the United States.

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Election of 1800

The election that resulted in a peaceful transfer of power and initiated a less pretentious style of presidential leadership under Thomas Jefferson.

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John Marshall

The chief justice of the Supreme Court appointed by John Adams who served for 34 years (until 1834) and established judicial review.

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Judicial review

An implied power of the Supreme Court, not explicitly detailed in the Constitution, that was given real teeth by Chief Justice John Marshall to rule congressional acts unconstitutional.

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Marbury v. Madison

The 1803 Supreme Court case over an Adams judicial commission where Chief Justice John Marshall declared a section of the Judiciary Act unconstitutional.

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Port of New Orleans

The key commercial outlet on the Mississippi River that Thomas Jefferson originally sought to negotiate the purchase of from France to protect American trade.

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Louisiana Purchase

The 1803 land acquisition wherein Napoleon sold the entire Louisiana territory to the United States for the price of 15,000,00015,000,000.

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Lewis and Clark expedition

The 1804 to 1806 expedition sent to explore the newly acquired Louisiana territory and search for a commercial water route linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

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Corps of Discovery

The group of 50 men who departed Saint Louis in 1804 in a keelboat and two canoes to travel north along the Missouri River.

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Mandan Indians

The Native American group near present-day Washburn, North Dakota with whom the Corps of Discovery spent their longest stationary winter in 1804–1805.

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Northwest Passage

A historically sought commercial water route across North America intended to link the Atlantic and Pacific oceans for trade.