WorksheetsChapter 9 Test Review Game
Total questions: 71
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
Passed in 1804. Electors would vote separately for President and Vice President.
Judiciary Act of 1789
12th Amendment
Marbury v. Madison
Pinckney Treaty
Belief that the government should not interfere in the economy.
Precedent
Judicial Review
Expedition
Laissez-faire
The authority of the Supreme Court to strike down unconstitutional laws.
Judicial Review
Nullify
States Rights
Strict Interpretation
Agreement with Spain that guaranteed Americans’ rights to ship their goods down the Mississippi to New Orleans.
Jay Treaty
Pinckney's Treaty
Marbury v. Madison
Treaty of Paris
Federalist judges appointed in the final hours of John Adams Presidency.
Lewis and Clark
Laissez-faire
Midnight Judges
Marbury v. Madison
Where the Lewis and Clark Expedition began.
St. Louis
Washington, DC
Oregon
New York City
Would travel with Lewis and Clark and serve as their interpreter and guide.
John Marshall
Zebulon Pike
Sacagawea
Pochontas
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who presided over Marbury v. Madison case that would establish the precedent of judicial review.
Robert Livingston
James Monroe
James Madison
John Marshall
Led a revolt in Haiti that helped expel the French from the Caribbean colony.
Napoleon
Toussaint L’Ouverture
Pinckney
Sacagawea
Led an American expedition to the southwestern part of the Louisiana Territory. Captured by Spanish troops and held as spies.
Toussaint L' Ouverture
Zebulon Pike
William Clark
William Marbury
Which one of the following was NOT a goal of the Lewis and Clark Expedition?
Make contact with Native Americans in the territory.
Report on geography and natural features.
Find a water route to the Gulf of Mexico.
Sketch and report on plants and animals.
Find a water route to the Pacific Ocean.
Why did Jefferson hesitate when deciding to buy the Louisiana Territory?
He did not know if the Constitution permitted it.
He did not trust Napoleon.
Alexander Hamilton refused to let him use the bank.
French is a hard language to learn.
Select THREE actions Jefferson did to change the policies of the Federalist government
Eliminating federal taxes.
Canceled the national bank.
Allowed the Sedition Act to continue.
Cutting the size of the military.
Cutting the size of government employees.
Select THREE precedents Thomas Jefferson set as the 3rd President.
Walked to Inauguration ceremony
Shook hands with supporters
Rode in a carriage to the Inauguration ceremony.
Called for unity among the Federalists and Republicans.
Said "So help me God " during the Oath of Office.
What did Jefferson call his victory in 1800?
Revolution
Judicial Review
Precedent
Expedition
Select two things that Jefferson did to make Federalists happy.
Canceled the Alien and Sedition Acts.
Kept some Federalists officeholders in government.
Allowed William Marbury to keep his job.
Used the funds in the National Bank to buy the Louisiana Territory.
Used federal government to pay states debts.
Who was Thomas Jefferson's Secretary of State?
James Monroe
John Marshall
James Madison
Robert Livingston
Why did William Marbury sue James Madison?
He interpreted the Constitution in a loose way.
He violated the 12th Amendment.
Spain's had secretly given Louisiana Territory to France.
Madison did NOT give Marbury his commission as a federal judge.
What crisis developed in 1801 that alarmed President Jefferson?
Alexander Hamilton supported him.
Spain signed the Pinckney Treaty.
John Marshall used juduicial review for the first time.
Spain had secretly given the Louisiana Territory to France.
Who was the ruler of France?
Pinckney
Napoleon
George III
Toussaint L'Ouveture
What was the deal Jefferson wanted Monroe and Livingston to make with Napoleon?
Buy all of the Louisiana Territory.
Get the use of the Mississippi River.
Support for the French Revolution and the Reign of Terror
Buy New Orleans and the western part of Florida.
How much money did the United States buy the Louisiana Territory?
15 million
15 billion
5.7 billion
Billions and billions and billions and billions and....
How did Sacagawea's brother help the Lewis and Clark expedition in their time of need?
He showed them the way to the Pacific.
Traded horses with them so they could get across the Appalachian Mountains.
Traded horses with them so they could get across the Rocky Mountains.
Helped make peace with Spanish soldiers.
Which river was NOT part of the Lewis and Clark expedition?
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Colorado River
Columbia River
Select the fact that DOES NOT go with Zebulon Pike's expedition.
Found "Pikes Peak" in Colorado.
Explored the Southwestern parts of the Louisiana Territory.
Captured by Spanish authorities and imprisoned as spies.
Pike's reports increased interest in the area.
Pike's reports of new land did NOT stir interest in western lands.
TRUE or FALSE: John Marshall and the Supreme Court ruled that the Judiciary Act of 1789 was Constitutional.
True
False
TRUE or FALSE: Thomas Jefferson used a "loose" interpretation of the Constitution to justify buying the Louisiana Territory.
True
False
TRUE or FALSE: Western farmers relied on the Mississippi River and the port of New Orleans to get their crops (goods) to the Eastern markets.
True
False
TRUE or FALSE: Lewis and Clark found a water route from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean.
True
False
TRUE or FALSE: The Louisiana Purchase doubled the size of the country and provided many new opportunities, resources, and areas to explore.
True
False
(Sec3) Select two main threats to American trade.
Barbary Pirates
Native Americans
Corps of Discovery
Britain and France
Mr. Manning
TRUE or FALSE: European trade was NOT important to the United States economy.
True
False
Tripoli, Morocco, Tunisia, and Algiers were commonly referred to as:
Stephen Decatur
Tribute
Embargo Town
Barbary States
Money paid by one country to another in return for protection.
Embargo
Tribute
Laissez-faire
Nationalism
American hero who made a daring raid in the Tripoli harbor to deter Barbary Pirates from using the Philadelphia warship.
Charles Pinckney
William Marbury
William Henry Harrison
Stephen Decatur
How did Britain and France try to weaken each other?
By cutting off each others trade.
Raiding the Barbary Pirates
Stealing tribute
Remaining neutral with trade.
How did Thomas Jefferson and Congress respond to Britain and France seizing our ships and cargoes?
Declaring war on them.
Forcing them to pay tribute.
Passing the Embargo Act
Passing the judicial review.
Select three effects of the Embargo Act.
Major drops in exports and imports.
Britain and France immediately respected our neutrality.
The U.S. economy improved.
Thousands of people lost their jobs.
Rise in anger at the government.
TRUE or FALSE: Congress repealed the Embargo Act in 1809.
True
False
What were 3 effects of westward expansion on the Native American population?
Native Americans helped Americans adapt to new areas.
Native Americans and settlers lived in peace and harmony.
Diseases killed thousands
Loss of hunting ground. (Food source)
Native American leaders lost power and respect
Governor of the Indiana Territory who attacked the Shawnee tribe.
Stephen Decatur
William Henry Harrison
Tecumseh
Prophet
William Henry Harrison defeats Tecumseh and his brother at Prophetstown (near present day Lafayette).
Battle of Shiloh
Battle of Fallen Timbers
Marbury v. Madison
Battle of Tippecanoe
What did the Battle of Tippecanoe mark for the Native Americans?
A high point for Native American resistance in the Indiana Territory.
End of Native Americans having to pay tribute.
A victory over the Barbary Pirates.
The start of cooperation between Native Americans and the settlers.
The act of illegally importing or exporting goods.
Snuggling
Smuggling
Tribute
Judicial Review
Thomas Jefferson stopped paying tribute to the Barbary States for two reasons:
Save the government money.
He believed in laissez-faire.
Gain respect at sea.
He interpreted the Constitution in a strict way.
TRUE or FALSE: The Barbary States were located on the northern part of South America.
True
False
Tecumseh and his brother were from the ___________ Native American tribe.
Iroquois
Cherokee
Shawnee
Miami
TRUE or FALSE: Sacagawea organized western tribes into a league to restore Indian lands and to preserve traditional ways.
True
False
Pikes Peak is in the state of:
Colorado
New Mexico
Kansas
Montana
Pride in one’s country.
Nationalism
Warhawks
Blockade
Smuggling
Those who were eager to go to war with Great Britain.
Tribute
Secede
Judicial Review
War Hawks
nicknamed “Old Ironsides” for its great victory over the British warship Guerriere in August 1812.
Mr. Madison's War
USS Constitution
Philadelphia
Oliver Hazard Perry
Federalists nickname for the War of 1812. They blamed the President for the decline in business and trade in the North.
Mr. Madison's War
War Hawks
Old Ironsides
Hartford Convention
Action of shutting down a port or road to prevent people or supplies from coming into an area or leaving it.
Laissez-Faire
Tribute
Nationalism
Blockade
To break away from; withdraw.
Blockade
Smuggling
Secede
Judicial Review
Led American Navy to a victory on Lake Erie. “We have met the enemy and they are ours.”
Stephen Decatur
William Henry Harrison
Oliver Hazard Perry
Andrew Jackson
Wrote the “Star Spangled Banner” aboard a prison ship in the Baltimore Harbor.
Francis Scott Key
Zebulon Pike
Oliver Hazard Perry
Tecumseh
General of American forces in the South during the War of 1812.
Oliver Hazard Perry
John Marshall
William Henry Harrison
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Jackson and American forces defeat the Creek Indians forcing them to give up millions of acres of land in Georgia.
Thames
New Orleans
Horseshoe Bend
Put-in Bay
Andrew Jackson and American forces soundly defeat British forces in this Southern port city (shocks both U.S. and Great Britain).
Tippecanoe
New Orleans
Thames
Horseshoe Bend
Christmas Eve agreement to end the War of 1812 and return to conditions prior to the war.
12th Amendment
Hartford Convention
Treaty of Ghent
Treaty of Paris
Important victory for American Navy on Lake Erie. Oliver Hazard Perry helped secure a waterway bordering British Canada and forced the British out of Fort Detroit and back into Canada.
Detroit
Tippecanoe
Thames
Put-in Bay
Important victory for the Americans led by William Henry Harrison. At this battle, Tecumseh was killed (which hurt Native American resistance).
Thames
Put-in Bay
Tippecanoe
Ghent
TRUE or FALSE: The United States was ready for war in 1812 because Thomas Jefferson had spent a lot of money to build up the military.
True
False
Fort McHenry defended what port city near Washington, D.C.?
Charleston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York City
TRUE or FALSE: The British was victorious at Fort McHenry.
True
False
Who was responsible for the "Star Spangled Banner?"
William Henry Harrison
James Madison
Francis Scott Key
Toussaint L'Ouverture
What group was responsible for the Hartford Convention?
New England Federalists
War Hawks
Southern Republicans
Pro French Revolutionaries
What idea did the Hartford Convention reinforce?
Nationalism
Neutrality
States' Rights
Judicial Review
What was suggested by the delegates at the Hartford Convention?
Declare a national emergency.
Secede from the Union if the war didn't end.
Invade Canada to defeat the British.
Continue to fight the war until total victory was won.
Select three results from the War of 1812.
Second War of Independence (Confidence)
People lost confidence in the government.
Sectional differences went away
New England States seceded from the Union.
Patriotism / Nationalism
