Jefferson/Madison/Monroe

Who ran for the presidency in the Election of 1800?

• James Madison
• George Washington
• Thomas Jefferson
• John Adams

What is mudslinging?

• Making malicious or damaging statements about someone
• Complimenting someone
• Engaging in a friendly competition
• Throwing mud at someone

The Election of 1800 resulted in a tie between Aaron Burr and (a)   . The House of (b)   officially broke the tie, choosing (c)   as the 3rd President of the United States.

• Thomas Jefferson

• John Adams

• Representatives

• Senate

• Jefferson

• Hamilton

The election of 1800 exposed a flaw in the electoral process, leading to the ratification of the (a)   Amendment, which creates a separate ballot for president and vice-president.

• 12th

• 11th

• 10th

In (a)   , Thomas Jefferson purchased (b)   from (c)   for (d)   million dollars.

• 1803

• 1805

• Louisiana

• Texas

• France

• England

• 15

• 20

The Louisiana Purchase was significant because it _ the size of the United States. Land included from west of the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains.

What is the definition of embargo?

• An embargo is a government order that has no effect on trade or commerce with a specified country or the exchange of specific goods or services with that country.

• An embargo is a government order that restricts trade or commerce with a specified country or the exchange of specific goods or services with that country.

• An embargo is a government order that encourages trade and commerce with a specified country or the exchange of specific goods or services with that country.

• An embargo is a government order that promotes trade and commerce with a specified country or the exchange of specific goods or services with that country.

What was the decision by the U.S. to place an embargo on both France and Britain, who had been attacking American ships and impressing sailors?

• Jay's Treaty

• The Embargo Act of 1807

• Chesapeake Affair

• Russia and China

The practice of forcibly recruiting U.S. sailors into the British Royal Navy was a violation of American sovereignty and a source of great anger and frustration.

• Compulsory recruitment

• Forced conscription

• Coercive enlistment

• Impressment

Organize these options into the right categories during the War of 1812 during the Madison Administration

Groups:

(a) Cause

,

(b) Effect

• Impressments of U.S. sailors

• Britain instigating Native Americans

• Nationalism and Patriotism

• War of 1812

• Native American Conflicts

• American Politicians:War Hawks