1. Thomas Jefferson was the fourth President of the United States. 2. The Louisiana Purchase doubled the size of the United States.
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1 1 Name P R E - T E S T Directions: Answer each of the following either True or False. 1. Thomas Jefferson was the fourth President of the United States. 2. The Louisiana Purchase doubled the size of the United States. 3. The Embargo Act of 1807 increased U.S. shipping into foreign ports. 4. Thomas Jefferson worked to increase the power of the federal government. 5. The case of Marbury vs. Madison was the first time that the Supreme Court ruled a law to be unconstitutional. 6. The appointment of the "Midnight Judges" was intended to preserve the ideals of the Federalist Party. 7. The Barbary Wars were intended to end attacks on American ships by pirates off the coast of Africa. 8. America went to war with France to gain the Louisiana Territory from Napoleon Bonaparte. 9. In 1800, the western boundary of the United States was the Mississippi River. 10. In 1807, the railroad was an important means of mass transportation in the United States.
2 2 Name P O S T - T E S T True or False Directions: Answer each of the following either True or False. 1. Aaron Burr, America's Vice-President, shot and killed Alexander Hamilton in a pistol duel. 2. In 1800, most Native Americans in the United States lived west of the Appalachian Mountains. 3. Up until the year 1800, the Federalists always controlled the presidency. 4. Fort Dearborn was founded in Indiana and gave rise to the city of Indianapolis. 5. The world's first successful steamboat service occurred on the Mississippi River between New Orleans and Chicago. Fill in the Blank Directions: Select the best choice from the following list to complete each sentence. Some words may be used more than once or not at all. John Adams Barbary States Embargo Act of 1807 Fort Clatsop Fort Dearborn John Marshall Lewis and Clark Expedition Sacajawea decrease Zebulon Pike Aaron Burr Democratic-Republican Party Oregon Territory Louisiana Purchase unconstitutional increase Marbury vs. Madison 1. The was intended to trade with Great Britain and France in order to end interference with U.S. shipping. 2. joined the in North Dakota and agreed to guide them to the Pacific Coast. It was in Oregon that they built and camped for the winter months prior to their journey back east in March, increased the size of the United States during Thomas Jefferson's term as president. 4. served as vice-president during Jefferson's first term in office. 5. served as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court for 34 years. It was under his guidance that the Supreme Court declared a law to be for the first time in history in the case of. Short Answer Directions: Answer the following using complete sentences. Please include as much information as possible, such things as the overall importance to the growth and development of the nation, dates, places, and people affected or involved. You may use the back of this sheet of paper if necessary. 1. Describe why the election in which Thomas Jefferson defeated John Adams is often referred to as the "Revolution of 1800." 2. What significant event led to U.S. expansion during the presidency of Thomas Jefferson? 3. The Constitution provides a system of checks and balances, yet up until 1803, the judicial branch was not as strong as the executive or legislative branches. What event of that year caused it to increase?
3 3 Name V I D E O Q U I Z Directions: Answer the following either True or False. 1. True or False? During his last weeks in office, John Adams appointed "Midnight Judges" to preserve the power of the Democratic-Republican Party. 2. True or False? Lewis and Clark explored Texas. 3. True or False? In the case of Marbury vs. Madison, the Supreme Court overturned a law enacted by Congress. 4. True or False? The first time America's military fought overseas was during the Barbary Wars. 5. True or False? Vice-President Aaron Burr killed John Adams in a pistol duel.
4 4 Name C R O S S W O R D P U Z Z L E Across 1. This man developed the world s first successful steamboat service. 4. This man led an expedition to Colorado s Rocky Mountains. 8. They explored the American Northwest in America s first overseas war was with these nations. Down 2. Napoleon sold this territory to the United States. 3. This president was author of the Declaration of Independence. 5. In 1800, the western boundary of the United States was this river. 6. This President appointed Midnight Judges. 7. This Act of 1807 severely limited U.S. trade. 10. This man shot Alexander Hamilton in a duel.
5 5 Name T I M E L I N E a n d A C T I V I T Y 1800 Thomas Jefferson wins presidential election in the United States. United States federal offices are moved from Philadelphia to Washington, D.C.; total U.S. population is 5.3 million (free inhabitants - 4,400,000/ slaves - 900,000) Robert Fulton invents a human-powered submarine. United States refuses to pay to stop attacks by Barbary Pirates. Tripoli, one of the Barbary States, declares war on the United States and America sends ships to fight pirates in the Mediterranean Sea. Thomas Pinckney begins negotiations with Spain to have Florida ceded to the United States United States military academy is established at West Point, N.Y Ohio becomes the 17th state. Louisiana Purchase occurs. Supreme Court establishes judicial review process, can rule laws unconstitutional. English chemist John Dalton develops theory of the atom. Fort Dearborn (Chicago) is established Alexander Hamilton is killed in a duel with Aaron Burr. Lewis and Clark Expedition begins. Napoleon crowns himself emperor of France War with Tripoli ends Lewis and Clark Expedition ends. Zebulon Pike explores the Southwest. Noah Webster publishes an American dictionary Robert Fulton's steamship, the Clermont, travels from New York City to Albany, the first commercially successful steamboat service. Prohibition of all foreign trade into and out of U.S. harbors. (Embargo and Non-Importation Acts). Aaron Burr, acquitted on treason charges, slips out of America to avoid murder charges James Madison is elected President. Importing slaves into America is made illegal by Congress. Timeline Activity Directions: Number the following either 1 or 2, depending on which occurred first and which occurred second: A. Napoleon crowned emperor of France. United States federal offices move to Washington, D.C. B. War with the Barbary States is declared. Fort Dearborn is established. C. End of Lewis and Clark Expedition Louisiana Purchase D. Ohio statehood Lewis and Clark Expedition begins. E. Importing of slaves is made illegal. Total U.S. population is 5.3 million.
6 6 Name The Lousiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark Expedition V O C A B U L A R Y L I S T Adams, John - Vice-President under George Washington and the second man to be U.S. President, Adams lost the election of 1800 to Thomas Jefferson. Alien and Sedition Acts - Laws enacted during the presidency of John Adams designed to silence criticism of the Federalist Party and increase their political power. architect - A person who designs buildings. Barbary States - A general term for the North African nations of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya. The term refers to the Berber people who inhabit these lands. Barbary Wars - A war between the United States and the Barbary States, This war waged by the United States was intended to halt the practices of piracy by the Barbary States. Burr, Aaron - Vice-President during Jefferson's first term in office. Burr killed his political rival, Alexander Hamilton, in a pistol duel in capital - The headquarters of a national or state government is the capital city. In the 1790s, Philadelphia was the temporary capital of the United States. checks and balances - A system set up by the U.S. Constitution whereby the three branches of the federal government (judicial, executive, and legislative) share power equally and thus can act to correct one another's improper activities when they occur. Constitution, U.S. - The document containing the most basic laws of the nation and plan for the United States federal government. Democratic-Republican Party - One of the first political parties in the United States whose supporters were for a weak federal government. duel - A formal fight with weapons between two persons. electoral votes - Votes cast by the Electoral College for presidential candidates. Voters of every state have electors who cast votes based on the outcome of the popular vote in their state. Under this system, which still exists, it is possible to win the popular vote and lose the electoral vote. embargo - An order forbidding ships from entering or leaving a port; suspension of trade or commerce. Embargo Act of A law enacted by Thomas Jefferson that forbade American ships from sailing to foreign ports. This law was intended to force France and England to stop harassing U.S. trading ships by withholding what were thought to be important American goods. In reality, France and England got the goods elsewhere and the American economy suffered greatly. expedition - A journey or voyage made for a certain purpose. federal government - The national government that oversees the activities of the states. Chief Justice - The head of the Supreme Court. commission - To formally empower a person. James Madison refused to grant a commission to William Marbury that was necessary for him to become a judge. Federalist Party - One of the first U.S. political parties whose supporters favored a strong federal government. Fort Clatsop - Winter headquarters for the Lewis and Clark Expedition ( ), located near the mouth of the Columbia River in present-day Oregon. (Continued)
7 7 V O C A B U L A R Y L I S T a n d A C T I V I T Y Name Fort Dearborn - American military fort built in 1803 near the confluence of the Chicago River and Lake Michigan. Although the fort was abandoned and later burned by Native Americans, the site was resettled in 1816 and eventually grew into the great city of Chicago. Fulton, Robert - The man who started the world's first commercially successful steamboat service on the Hudson River in New York in Jefferson, Thomas - Vice-President under John Adams and the third U.S. President. Lewis and Clark Expedition ( ) - An expedition of about 40 men led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. The expedition followed the Missouri River to the Rocky Mountains and then took the Columbia and its tributaries to the Pacific Coast. This expedition provided valuable information on wildlife, native tribes, geography, fossils, and weather. It also bolstered American claims to what is now the Pacific Northwest. Louisiana Purchase - The purchase of the Louisiana Territory by the United States from France in This transaction doubled the size of the United States. Madison, James - Secretary of State under Thomas Jefferson. Marshall, John - The greatest of the "Midnight Judges" appointed by John Adams. Marshall served as Supreme Court Chief Justice for 34 years and was the person responsible for shaping it into an effective judicial organization. Midnight Judges - A general name applied to a group of judges appointed during the final days of the presidency of John Adams that were intended to preserve Federalist power in a Democratic-Republican administration. Monticello - Virginia plantation home of Thomas Jefferson. This house is depicted on the five-cent coin. Napoleon Bonaparte - Ruler of France starting in 1799, he tried to conquer Europe but failed. negotiations - Discussions in which parties with differing goals try to work out the best deal for the people they represent. overturn - To cancel out or nullify an existing law, usually on the grounds that the law violates the Constitution. Sacajawea - Native-American woman of the Shoshone tribe and wife of a French fur-trader. She guided the Lewis and Clark Expedition from North Dakota to the Pacific coast. sedition - The crime of inciting rebellion. State's rights - The legal rights of states under the Constitution. territorial expansion - To increase the size of a country. unconstitutional - In violation of the laws of the Constitution. Vocabulary Activity: Directions: From the vocabulary list select the correct word to fill in the blank. 1. Thomas Jefferson's plantation home,, is depicted on the five-cent coin. 2. lost the election of 1800 to Thomas Jefferson. 3. The doubled the size of the United States. 4. The U.S. Constitution built in a system of to insure a equal distribution of power within the three branches of the federal government. 5. In 1804 Aaron Burr killed his political rival Alexander Hamilton in a pistol.
8 8 M A P E X E R C I S E Name Directions: Draw an arrow from the terms listed below to its correct location on the map. Lewis and Clark Expedition Oregon Territory Missouri River Columbia River Rocky Mountains Vermont Kentucky Spanish Territory Tennessee St. Louis North Dakota Cascade Mountains Kansas Louisiana Territory
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