Early Republic Review 22-23

What source would this quote from Washington have come from? "In regard to foreign nations is in extending our commercial relations to have with them as little political connection with them as possible"

• Louisiana Purchase Decree

• Marbury v. Madison

• Monroe Doctrine

• Farewell Address

What do the following court cases in the Early Republic era all have in common? Marbury v. Madison, Gibbons v. Ogden. McCulloch v. Maryland

• they set in motion the bill of rights to be adopted

• expanded power of the federal government

• solidified the rule of the Democratic-Republicans

• weakened power of the federal government

The people having the right to vote and change the government if it abuses its

power

• Popular Sovereignty

• Republicanism

• Federalism

• Checks & Balances

People using their power by voting for representatives

• Popular Sovereignty

• Republicanism

• Federalism

• Checks & Balances

Power is shared between the state & federal government

• Popular Sovereignty

• Republicanism

• Federalism

• Checks & Balances

The impressment of American Sailors into the British Navy is seen as a cause of what?

• War of 1812

• American Revolution

• French & Indian War

• Louisiana Purchase

What was the purpose of the foreign Policy indicated in this cartoon (America ready to fight)

• Prevent Revolutions from occurring in the Americas

• Encourage Europeans to invest in America

• Stop France from dragging the U.S. into a War

• Prevent European Colonization in America

An increase in manufacturing, patriotism, & westward migration could all be described as:

• Effects of the War of 1812

• Causes of Slavery Expanding

• Issues from the election of 1808

• Points from Hamilton's financial plan

Which answer completes the ?

• U.S. Constitution

• Northwest Ordinance

• Treaty of Ghent

• War of 1812

How was democracy changed during Jackson's Presidency?

• Women got the right to vote

• Property qualifications were removed for voting

• Citizenship was granted to Native Americans

• Freed Blacks were allowed to vote