that 16 judge positions would be abolished

that 16 new judge positions would be created

that 16 judge positions needed to have new judges elected

that the Supreme Court would have one Chief Justice

"let do" economic policy with little government intervention

"let do" economic policy with total government intervention

Associate Justice of Supreme Court - voted in favor of judicial review

Chief Justice of Supreme Court - established judicial review

Associate Justice of Supreme Court - voted against judicial review

Chief Justice of Supreme Court - established judicial review to be unconstitutional

desegregation of schools

states cannot interfere with federal institutions within their borders

federal government regulates interstate commerce

established judicial review

led expedition west to explore Louisiana Territory

led expedition east to explore Appalachian Mountains

led expedition north to explore Northwest Territory

led expedition south to explore Texas

East: Atlantic Ocean - West: Appalachian Mountains

East: Mississippi River - West: Rocky Mountains

East: Appalachian Mountains - West: Mississippi River

East: Rocky Mountains - West: Pacific Ocean

$10 Million

$15 Million

$5 Million

$200 Million

Thomas Jefferson

King George III

Simon Bolivar

Napoleon Bonaparte

1801 - 1809

1776 - 1800

1809 - 1817

1817 - 1825

Ended Indian conflicts in northwest - Natives sold Ohio to US for $20,000

Ended Indian conflicts in southeast - Natives sold Florida to US for $5 Million

Ended War of 1812

Ended Indian conflicts in west - Natives sold Louisiana to US for $15 Million

Apache leaders trying to assemble an army to wipe out white settlers

Mohawk leaders trying to convince natives to ally themselves with white settlers

Shawnee leaders trying to bring natives together to fight white settlers

Creek leaders fighting against Andrew Jackson

A devotion to one's state or section rather than the nation as a whole

An intense loyalty to one's country

Republicans who were pro-war with Britain

Joining of several groups for a common purpose

Tecumseh and natives defeated by William Henry Harrison at Prophetstown

Naval battle between US and Britain

William Henry Harrison defeated by Tecumseh and natives at Prophetstown

Naval battle between Britain and France

US v. Britain over trade, kidnapping of US sailors, and British support of Native Americans - Britain wins

US v. Britain over trade, kidnapping of US sailors, and British support of Native Americans - US wins

US v. France over trade, kidnapping of US sailors, and French support of Native Americans - US wins

US v. France over trade, kidnapping of US sailors, and French support of Native Americans - France wins

Federalists in favor of war with Britain

Federalists in favor of war with France

Democratic Republicans in favor of war with Britain

Democratic Republicans in favor of war with France

Actively working against one's country

Intense devotion to one's state or section of the country

Intense devotion to one's country

Emigrating to another country and declaring loyalty

US v. Britain naval battle - US wins and secures Great Lakes region

US v. France naval battle - US wins and secures Louisiana region

US v. Spain naval battle - US wins and secures southwest region

US v. Russia naval battle - US wins and secures Alaska region

British defeat Jackson and gain control of Mississippi

Andrew Jackson and allies defend New Orleans successfully from British and maintain control of Mississippi

Native Americans defeat Jackson and the British and regain control of Louisiana Territory

War hero - Battle of New Orleans and Creek Wars

War hero - Battle of Lake Erie and Mohawk Wars

War hero - Battle of Tippecanoe and Apache Wars

War hero - explored Louisiana Territory in old age

First to die in Battle of Tippecanoe

5th President of the US - 1817-1825

Chief Justice - established judicial review

Outspoken leader of West - developed American System

Ended Creek Wars

Ended War of 1812

Ended British occupation of Honduras

Ended Native occupation of Louisiana

1817-1825

1801-1809

1776-1780

1825-1833

Not caring about your country at all

Caring more about your country than your part of the country

Caring more about your part of the country than the entire country

Caring about other countries more than your own country

Economic plan that eventually drove us so far into debt we cannot get out

Economic plans to introduce mass production of consumer goods

Economic plan to introduce tariffs, a national bank, and internal improvements

Economic plan to get rid of tariffs, national banks, and internal improvements

federal government institutions cannot be interfered with by states

federal government regulates interstate commerce

appointed federal judges

federal government is all powerful

appointed federal judges

judicial review

states cannot interfere with federal institutions within their borders

federal government regulates interstate commerce

trade between states

trade within state borders

trade between countries

international trade

Delicious seasoning for food

Spanish born to Latin American parents

Latin American born to Spanish parents

European born in America

Prevented Asian powers from further colonizing in the Americas, or trying to regain former colonies

Prevented African powers from further colonizing in the Americas, or trying to regain former colonies

Prevented European powers from further colonizing in the Americas, or trying to regain former colonies

Prevented European powers from further colonizing in Asia, or trying to regain former colonies

US gains Texas from Mexico for $1 Million

US gains Alaska from Russia for $20 Million

US gains Louisiana from France for $15 Million

US gains Florida from Spain for $5 Million

Outspoken leader of the East

Outspoken leader of the West

Outspoken leader of the North

Outspoken leader of the South

Outspoken leader of the North

Outspoken leader of the South

Outspoken leader of the East

Outspoken leader of the West