4.2 Jeffersonian Quiz

​ (a)   became a national hero during the ​ (b)   .

• Andrew Jackson
• Battle of New Orleans
• Battle of Thames
• Thomas Jefferson

The ruling in Marbury v. Madison confirmed the Supreme Court's power of ​ (a)   and made ​ (b)   a much stronger part of the national government.

• Judicial Review
• The Judicial Branch
• veto
• precedent
• eminent domain
• congress
• the President
• political parties

Why was the Embargo Act passed?

• To avoid conflict with the British and French navies

• To punish merchants in New England

• To strengthen the economies of the U.S. West and South

• to prevent conflict with Native Americans

Why was the election of 1800 significant?

• It was the first election to use the electoral college system

• It was the first time more than one candidate ran for president

• it was the first time candidates traveled to give campaign speeches

• It was the first peaceful change of political power from one party to another

The British attacked Washington D.C.​ (a)   the capital.

• burning
• surrendering
• taking over
• tearing down

Which of the following arguments supported the U.S. going to war against Great Britain? (select all that apply)

• The US army and navy were too small to fight Great Britain

• Great Britain armed Native Americans on the Western frontier

• Invading Canada would give the United States more land for settlement

• Great Britain can produce more military supplies than the United States

• Better relations with Great Britain would help U.S. trade

Which of the following arguments were "against" the U.S. going to war with Great Britain. (select all that apply)

• The U.S. army and Navy were too small to fight Great Britain

• Great Britain armed Native Americans on the Western frontier

• Invading Canada would give the United States more land to settle

• Great Britain can produce more military supplies than the U.S.

• Better relations with Great Britain would help U.S. Trade

Which battle made Andrew Jackson a national hero and eventually helped him win the presidency?

• Battle of Lake Erie

• Battle of New Orleans

• Battle of the Bulge

• Battle of the Thames

Which British Practice was a violation of neutral rights?

• embargoes

• smuggling

• impressment

• U.S. trading

What was one of the goals of the Lewis and Clark expedition?

• to build schools and hospitalsto find and map

• to establish trade with Canada

• to deliver documents to French officials

• to find and map the Northwest Passage