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| This President authorized the purchase of the Louisiana Territory. |
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| Who was Thomas Jefferson? |
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| In 1812, this President declared war against the British |
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| During the summer of 1814, the British burned major buildings in this United States' city. |
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| This is the treaty, signed in December of 1814, that officially ended the War of 1812. |
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| What is the Treaty of Ghent? |
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| This was a battle fought by Andrew Jackson in Louisiana. It happened in 1815, after the War of 1812 was over. |
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| What is the Battle of New Orleans? |
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| This is the practice of forcing sailors of one country to serve in another country's military. |
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| This was the nickname given to people in Congress who supported the War of 1812. |
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| This United States' policy (in the early 1800's) said that the U.S, was not allowed to trade with any other country. |
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| The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions said that the Alien and Sedition Acts were. |
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| What is unconstitutional? |
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| President Washington wanted to remain neutral so he issued the_____________________. |
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| What is Proclamation of Neutrality? |
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| During the early 1800's troubles between France and the United States, three unknown French officials ask the US for a bribe. The name of this affair was called the ___, __, _____, _________. |
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| What is the X,Y,Z, Affair? |
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| The treaty that the United States signed with Spain that gave the United States Florida is called the ______________________________. |
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| What is Onis-Adams Treaty? |
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| This act allowed punishment of newspaper editiors who criticized the President and Congress. |
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| What is the Sedition Acts? |
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| This allowed the President to deport anyone that was seen as "dangerous to the peace and safety of the US" |
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| This is the person who wrote "The Star Spangled Banner." |
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| Who is Francis Scott Key? |
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