Unit 4 Review 8.29-8.33

Why is the Election of 1800 significant? [8.29]

• the results led to war with Britain and France

• George Washington was elected to a third term

• power peacefully transferred from one political party to another

• it was called the "Corrupt Bargain"

What is the significance of Marbury v. Madison (1803)? [8.29]

• the deal allowed the U.S. to obtain territory

• the treaty ended the War of 1812

• the case made James Madison the 3rd President

• the case established judicial review

What is the best definition of "judicial review"? [8.29]

• the ability of the Supreme Court to declare things unconstitutional

• Congress's rights to impose an official ban on trade

• to force men to serve in the British navy

• Citizens' loyalty and devotion to their nation

From the following five events, which FOUR (4) are major events during Thomas Jefferson's presidency? [8.30]

• Conflict with Barbary Pirates

• the Embargo Act

• the Louisiana Purchase

• the Lewis and Clark Expedition

• the War of 1812

What did the Embargo Act of 1807 do? [8.30]

• prohibited trade with other countries

• banned slavery in the United States

• peacefully ended the War of 1812

• established the principle of judicial review

Select ALL of the following that are considered causes of the War of 1812? [8.31]

• impressment by the British

• France declares war on the U.S.

• political pressure from "War Hawks"

• U.S. desire for new land

• violation of neutral trading rights

What is the best explanation of the Adams-Onis Treaty of 1819? [8.32]

• treaty officially ends the War of 1812

• treaty transfers ownership of Florida to U.S.

• treaty warns European powers to stay out of the Western Hemisphere

• agreement officially ends the political party system in the U.S.

From which European country does the U.S. acquire Florida in 1819? [8.32]

• Spain

• France

• Britain

• Canada

Which TWO are accomplished at the Convention of 1818? [8.32]

• the northern border of the U.S. is settled at the 49th parallel

• France hands over the Louisiana Territory to the U.S.

• Native Americans agree to move onto reservations in Oklahoma

• the U.S. is granted joint occupation of the Oregon Territory

What was the purpose for issuing the Monroe Doctrine (1823)? [8.33]

• U.S. wanted independent Latin-American countries to remain free of European influence

• the U.S. wanted to prevent all future wars in the world

• the U.S. committed to cancelling all future taxes

• to officially create the five branches of the military