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| President's military title |
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| Citizens who decide verdicts in court cases |
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| Number of congresspersons needed to hold a vote |
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| Americans who represent the USA overseas |
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| Federal crime punishable by death |
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| A two House Congress is called a ? legislature |
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| Term Length of President? |
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| Term length of U.S Senator? |
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| Term length of U.S Congressperson (House) |
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| Term length of Supreme Court Justice |
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| Counting the population is called a ? |
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| WA State U.S Senators (as of 2010) |
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| Maria Cantwell and Patty Murray |
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| ? succeeds President in case of death/resignation/removal |
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| Federalists supported the ? Acts to irk immigrants and Jeffersonians |
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| Jefferson supported ? Act of 1807 to cut off trade |
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| Kidnapping of American sailors by British |
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| Manmade waterway for transportation |
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| Virgina and Kentucky resolutions were to give rights to ? at Federal Government's expense |
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| President Washington supported ? treaty with Britain to stay out of war |
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| Madison's War (Second War of Independence) |
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| Process for immigrant to become citizen |
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| Alexander Hamilton, the "Father of ?" |
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| Not taking sides in a war |
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| City Jefferson wants to buy |
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| Napoleon's 1803 real estate dump |
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| Capital of U.S when Washington was president |
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| 1814- British burn down ? |
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| Bombs were "bursting in air" at ? |
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| Waterway linking Hudson River and Great Lakes |
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| Bought from Spain in 1819 |
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| River used by Lewis and Clark to head West |
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| Senator who helps avoid civil war in 1812 |
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| Fear/distrust of foreigners |
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| First Vice President under Jackson |
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| Prices down, Money value up |
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| Accusation of political deal in election of 1824 |
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| Leave union or detach from group/association |
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| Slave that led Virginia rebellion |
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| Nickname for railroad in 1800's |
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| Archaic term for metallic money or coins |
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| Georgia Tribe that made own written language |
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| Slave states that did not cede |
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| Virginia, Kentucky, Maryland |
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| Charleston, West Virginia |
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| Lousiana Purchase is west of this River |
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| Alamo, Texas (Okay, this was obvious) |
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| SE Illinois to SW Pennsylvania |
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| Location of turnaround point in Civil War, Union victory from here on |
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| Illinois, most likely Springfield? |
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| New England expresses opposition to War of 1812 at |
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| Louisiana Purchase forced Jefferson to reconsider |
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| loose interpretation of the Constitution |
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| Advocation of improved infrastructure by Clay |
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| William Harrison made his name as an Indian fighter at |
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| Lewis and Clark set out to |
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| look for Northwest Passage |
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| War of 1812 was outcome of larger |
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| U.S forced natives to give more land using |
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| Regional tensions create new feeling of ? after 1819 |
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| James Madison is best known as |
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| The Father of the U.S Constitution |
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| Revolution of 1800 showed |
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| Peaceful transfer of power from one party to another |
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| Those who couldn't afford land may become |
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| Treat of Ghent in 1814 restored |
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| Marbury vs. Madison led to this legal mechanism |
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| Period after War of 1812 also known as |
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| Most 19th century Catholic influx from |
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| Jacksonian Democrats against |
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| Jackson weakened National Bank by |
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| Removing federal deposits |
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| Vital political change of 1820's |
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| Most states removed property qualifications for male voters |
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| As Polk became president, he did NOT favor |
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| End of Mexican was a triumph for |
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| In U.S. Samuel Slater is known as-- |
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| Removal of native tribes to west= example of Jackson's belief in |
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| Annexation of Texas delayed by |
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| Government-printed money to finance war |
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| Cash payment given to soldiers to enlist or re-enlist |
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| Slaves confiscated by Union during war |
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| Compulsory enlistment of men in army |
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| Legal term-One must be charged with crime to be jailed |
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Honest Abe
(Or, if you'd like, Awkward Abe Lincoln) |
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| Party against immigration |
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| symbol of Union sacrifice |
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| Combos of companies who agree to fix prices |
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| Money paid to influence someone in authority |
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| Appointing family and relatives to positions in government |
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| State or local laws that codified racial segregation |
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| Asian immigrants denied entry after 1882 |
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| Chinese (under Chinese Exclusion Act) |
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| Ceasing work to gain bargaining power |
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| Control all phases of industry |
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| government controlled by wealthy |
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| contracts that forbade union membership |
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| radicals who believe in no rules, violence at Haymarket square |
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| Giving contracts or jobs to friends |
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| Federated Association of self-governing unions founded by Gompers |
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| Associated Federation of Labor(ers) |
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| Patty or Paddy or Paddies |
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| Money paid to official later for favor given |
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| New process for making cheaper steel |
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| African American soldiers in West |
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| White Chief with Yellow Hair |
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| Dung on prairie used for fuel |
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| Silver Rush takes in Fifty Niners here |
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| Giant pens where cattle are kept before slaughter |
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| Leader of Apache that fights against U.S Army |
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| Government gives away land after 1862 |
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| Derisive term for farmer-pioneer |
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| Nickname for Oklahoma land rushers |
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| Church of Latter Day Saints (Mormons) |
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| Land given to tribes by U.S Government |
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| Mineral discoveries give rise to new communities |
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| Moving cattle across land for delivery |
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| violent labor strike in 1894 |
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| Period of little rainfall |
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| Pen name of Samuel Clemens, author of tom Sawyer |
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| Prices up, value of money down |
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| Incorporation by joining or uniting (ex. Texas) |
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| Americas were meant to expand throughout all of North America |
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| Party in power after Tyler became President |
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| President who wanted to secure California from Mexico |
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| Nickname for state in huge political tumult over slave status |
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| Book that is said to have started to Civil War, written by Harriet Beecher Stowe |
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| Act determining slavery status using popular sovereignty for two new states in 1850s |
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| Slave who was forced back into slavery after many years of freedom and denied lawsuit |
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| Nickname for the Purchase of Alaska |
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| nickname for northern Unionists trying to gain profit in the South using unorthodox methods |
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