Ch. 8 - 9.2 - Who Am I?

I was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court that was appointed by John Adams.

• Zebulon Pike

• John Adams

• John Jay

• John Marshall

I was the leader of France who wanted to create empires in Europe and North America, and who sold the Louisiana Purchase.

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• Robert Livingston

• George Washington

• Touissant-Louverture

We were amateur scientists chosen by Thomas Jefferson to travel westward to learn more about the newly acquired Louisiana Territory.

• Meriwether Lewis

• William Clark

• Lewis Clark

• Sacagawea

• Aaron Burr

I am a Shoshone Native American woman who was hired by Lewis and Clark as interpreter.

• Sacagawea

• Sarah

• Shoshone

• Meriwether

I led two expeditions to Great Plains and Rocky Mountains. I found a large mountain that is now named after me.

• Zebulon Pike

• Zachary Peak

• Meriwether Lewis

• Lewis Clark

I was the first Republican president, and the third President of the United States. The Louisiana Purchase was acquired during my presidency.

• George Washington

• Zebulon Pike

• Aaron Burr

• Thomas Jefferson

I was the second President of the United States, and a Federalist. I was seeking a second term when I lost the election to Thomas Jefferson. The XYZ affair happened during my presidency.

• Thomas Jefferson

• Alexander Hamilton

• John Adams

• Meriwether Lewis

I was the first President of the United States, and a Federalist. I found it most important to follow the Constitution and to set precedents for future presidents.

• John Adams

• George Washington

• James Madison

• Sacagawea

I was chosen by George Washington to fix America's financial problems and to lead the Department of the Treasury. I created a national bank and prepared a plan for our national credit.

• Aaron Burr

• Alexander Hamilton

• Edmund Randolph

• James Madison

I was chosen as a member of President George Washington's cabinet as the leader of the Department of War. I provided for the national defense.

• Henry Knox

• Zebulon Pike

• James Madison

• Thomas Jefferson