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Chapter 6
Launching the New Nation U.S. History I Section 1
Washington Heads a New Nation pp. 182-187 S e c t i o n G u i d e
for
Reading, Vocabulary & Class Notes
vocabulary words are underlined
# page # One American’s Story – p. 182 • indicates new item not in text
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unanimous
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daunting task
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momentous decision
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resound
# page # The New Government Takes Shape – p. 182
5 Enlightenment ideals
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Washington and Congress had to figure out how to: 1. .............................................................................................................................................................................................
2. .............................................................................................................................................................................................
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precedent
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Congress set up a federal court system but left out these details: 1. .............................................................................................................................................................................................
2. .............................................................................................................................................................................................
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Judiciary Act of 1789: 1. ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
3. ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
4. ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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• Why Federal law had to be ―the supreme Law of the Land‖
1. .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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• contradict
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Congress created 3 executive departments 1. .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
to help the President and Vice President: 2. .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
3. .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Madison called the Secretaries (leaders) of these departments by this term: ..............................................................................................
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There are _______ members in the President’s Cabinet today.
Section Guide — Ch. 6, sec. 1 page 2 of 5
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• Why is it important for the President to have a cabinet?
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Washington chose these people to head 1. ......................................................................................................... as ......................................................................................................................
the first important posts. 2. ......................................................................................................... as ......................................................................................................................
3. ......................................................................................................... as ......................................................................................................................
4. ......................................................................................................... as ......................................................................................................................
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• nepotism
# page # Hamilton and Jefferson Debate- p. 184
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embody
18 Hamilton found support for his political views in the ________________________________________ while Jefferson’s views
were popular in the __________________________________ and ___________________________________.
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Sec’y of the Treasury Hamilton’s plan to 1. ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
help the nation’s economy: 2. ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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incur
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Who our new nation owed money to: 1. ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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What did Hamilton plan to do to get the U.S. out of debt? 1. ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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• National Debt Clock
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incentive
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Hamilton’s National Bank would be funded by: 1. ................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. ................................................................................................................................................................................................
Duties of the 1. ................................................................................................................................................................................................
Bank of the United States
2. ................................................................................................................................................................................................
3. ................................................................................................................................................................................................
Section Guide — Ch. 6, sec. 1 page 3 of 5
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Controversy over the Bank of the United States: Opponents (those against) had 2 major objections: 1. . ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
What position did the proponents (those in favor) take?
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What argument was started over the ―legality‖ of the bank? ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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enumerated
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• Why did the new nation need to pay off its debts?
1. .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Under what circumstances was the District of Columbia created?
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Pierre L’Enfant
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obstinate
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Andrew Ellicott
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Benjamin Banneker
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reminiscent
# page # The FIrst Political Parties and Rebellion – p. 186
35 The Federalists believed in a ____________________________________________ central government, while the Democratic-
Republicans believed in a ____________________________________________________ central government.
36 The Democratic-Republicans were the ancestors of today’s ...................................................................................................................... Party.
Section Guide — Ch. 6, sec. 1 page 4 of 5
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What worried Washington about political parties?
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protective tariff
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excise tax • today:
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levy
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distill
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Response to the: whiskey tax 1. ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
3. ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Altogether, the protests against the excise tax on whiskey are known as the:
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What was the importance of the Whiskey Rebellion in the development of the Federal government?
# page # Young People in the Early Republic – p. 188
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persevere
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etiquette
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spooling
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Describe – briefly – the education, work and leisure of young people in the early republic.
Education ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Work .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Leisure - Country: ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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City: ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Section Guide — Ch. 6, sec. 1 page 5 of 5
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• Other common leisure activities from 1789-1816: 1. ..............................................................................................................................................
2. ..............................................................................................................................................
3. ..............................................................................................................................................
4. ..............................................................................................................................................
5. ..............................................................................................................................................
6. ..............................................................................................................................................
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10. ..............................................................................................................................................
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• Why were leisure activities in the South more developed and varied than those in the North or West?
Chapter 6
Launching the New Nation U.S. History I Section 2
Foreign Affairs Trouble the Nation pp. 190-196 S e c t i o n G u i d e
for
Reading, Vocabulary & Class Notes
vocabulary words are underlined
# page # One American’s Story – p. 190 • indicates new item not in text
1 July 14, 1789
# page # U.S. Response to Events in Europe – p. 190
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initially
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alliance
4 the French people were influenced by in their fight for freedom.
5 Jacobins ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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guillotine
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zeal
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• American neutrality
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position on American Neutrality re: French Revolution: Democratic-Republicans: Federalists
9 Edmond Genêt .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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protocol
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envoy
12 land held by Spain: (1) (2)
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retaliate
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Provisions of Pinckney’s Treaty 1. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
of 1795 (Treaty of 2. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
San Lorenzo)
3. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
4. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Who was Thomas Pinckney?
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concession
Section Guide — Ch. 6, sec. 2 page 2 of 3
16 Why did the U.S. want access to the Mississippi River? ......................................................................................................................................................
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# page # Native Americans Resist White Settlers- p. 192
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cede
18 How Britain violated the 1783 Treaty of Paris: ..............................................................................................................................................................................
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19 • the major problem with the 1783 Treaty of Paris .....................................................................................................................................................................
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Why most forts were located along bodies of water:
1. 2. 3.
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• Why did Native Americans demand negotiations with the U.S. over the Northwest Territory?
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confederacy
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• Little Turtle
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Actions of Native Americans in the 1. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Northwest 2. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
3. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
4. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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General “Mad Anthony” Wayne
26 • The Battle of Fallen Timbers ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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prudent
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• Treaty of Greenville
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John Jay
30 Why were so many Americans dissatisfied with Jay’s treaty with Britain? ..................................................................................................
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Section Guide — Ch. 6, sec. 2 page 3 of 3
# page # Adams Provokes Criticism – p. 194
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Why Washington didn’t seek a 3rd 1. ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
term
2. ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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What was different about the election of 1796?
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Federalist nominees: ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Democratic-Republican nominees: ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................
What is different about how we elect the President and Vice President today?
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Famous French General: .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Term for the executive branch of French government in 1789: .............................................................................................................................
The U.S. sent Pinkney, Marshall and Gerry to meet with the French foreign minister, Tallyrand, but
Tallyrand sent: ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Adams called Tallyrand’s representatives: ...................................., .............................. , and .........................................
34 The Navy department was created in ............................................... (year)
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Alien and Sedition Acts The 3 Alien Acts: 1. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
The Sedition Act: 1. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
• The Sedition Act was repealed (year):
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What were the feelings of Jefferson and Madison toward the Alien and Sedition Acts?
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How did Jefferson and Madison plan to oppose the Acts?
1. Jefferson ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. Madison .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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resolution
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nullification
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How did Napoleon honor the death of George Washington (Dec. 14, 1799)?
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What did Napoleon hope to accomplish?
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Chapter 6
Launching the New Nation U.S. History I Section 3
Jefferson Alters the Nation’s Course pp. 197-201 S e c t i o n G u i d e
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Reading, Vocabulary & Class Notes
vocabulary words are underlined
# page # One American’s Story – p. 197 • indicates new item not in text
1 Patrick Gass
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forenoon
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dispatch
# page # Jefferson Wins Presidential Election of 1800 – p. 197
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presidential candidates
in 1800 Democratic-Republican: ...................................................................................... Federalist: .....................................................................................................
Adams was viewed as: .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Jefferson was viewed as: ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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atheist
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bent
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Sum up the balloting problems of 1800
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Hamilton did not have the same view of government as Jefferson, so why did he support him (not Burr)?
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Twelfth Amendment
# page # The Jefferson Presidency- p. 198
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reconcile
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annex
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• Duels were dangerous and foolish. Why didn’t Burr and Hamilton find another way to settle their
differences?
Who lost the duel?
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Jefferson showed he was a 1. ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
simple man:
2. ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
3. ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Section Guide — Ch. 6, sec. 3 page 2 of 4
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Jefferson tried to cut government 1. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................
costs
2. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................
3. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................
4. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................
5. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................
6. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3.
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• Jefferson in the White House guests: 1. ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
3. ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
personal interests: 1. ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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8. ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
15 Jefferson was the first president to
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New England and Federalists 1. ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
lost political
influence: 2. ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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3. ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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17 John Marshall .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
effects of his decisions ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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staunch
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“midnight judges”
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What was Jefferson’s claim about them? ..................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Section Guide — Ch. 6, sec. 3 page 3 of 4
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judicial review
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impartial
# page # The United States Expands West – p. 199
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Cumberland Gap
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Daniel Boone
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Wilderness Road
25 Why was Jefferson concerned about the Louisiana Territory? ..........................................................................................................................................
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26 How did the U.S. acquire the Louisiana Territory? .......................................................................................................................................................................
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Lewis and Clark Expedition 1804-1806 leader ............................................................................................................... appointed by ............................................................................................................... second in command ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
what the expedition was called ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
their orders: 1. ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
starting point .............................................................................................................. ending point ...............................................................................................................
• she went with them .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
how long did the expedition last? ....................................................................................................................... • knowledge 1. ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
they brought with them 2. ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
3. ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
4. ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
5. ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
6. ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
7. ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
8. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8.
Section Guide — Ch. 6, sec. 3 page 4 of 4
# page # MARBURY v. MADISON– p. 206
28 LEGAL REASONING
summary of the case:
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29 WHY IT MATTERED
summary:
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30 HISTORICAL IMPACT
summary:
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Chapter 6
Launching the New Nation U.S. History I Section 4
The War of 1812 pp. 202-207 S e c t i o n G u i d e
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Reading, Vocabulary & Class Notes
vocabulary words are underlined
# page # One American’s Story – p. 202 • indicates new item not in text
1 Samuel Wilson
2 • salt ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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# page # The War Hawks Demand War – p. 202
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blockade
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confiscate
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Why U.S. was angry with 1. .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Britain
2. .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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embargo
7 • Why the embargo of 1807 hurt the U.S. more than Britain .............................................................................................................................................
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William Henry Harrison
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confederacy / confederation
10 Tecumseh ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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autonomy
12 Battle of Tippicanoe ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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war hawks: ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... motto: “ ............................................................................................................................. ” leaders: ................................................................................................................................... of .................................................................................................................................. and .................................................................................................................................... of ..................................................................................................................................
Section Guide — Ch. 6, sec. 4 page 2 of 2
# page # The War Brings Mixed Results - p. 204
14 Why did Madison want war with Britain? ...............................................................................................................................................................................................
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15 America was not prepared for war and immediately had 2 setbacks:
1. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
but a year later,
1. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Which side did the Native Americans take? ..........................................................................................................................................................................................
16 The U.S. had ___________________ ships in its navy, but was helped by three 44-gun warships:
1. ..................................................................................... 2. .......................................................................................................... 3. .....................................................................................
British response to these warships was to:
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17 What did the British do to get back at the Americans for burning the capital of Upper Canada: ........................ (year)
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18 • Andrew Jackson .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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“Old Hickory” ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Treaty of Ghent (date) ................................................................................................................................................... did not include these items:
1. ..................................................................................... 2. ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................
Eventually, the U.S. and Great Britain solved problems that the Treaty of Ghent had not:
1. 1815: ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2. 1817: ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
3. 1818: ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
4. ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
U.S. History I Introduction Review of Our Nation’s Founding
S e c t i o n G u i d e for
Reading, Vocabulary & Class Notes vocabulary words are underlined # Three Phases of U.S. Development • indicates new item not in text
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Section Guide — U.S. I Introduction page 2 of 3 # Influences of the Philosophes on the Writers of the Constitution
3 philosophes
4 Name influence
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# Formation of the U.S. Government
5 The formation of the U.S. government was an important event in world history because ...
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Section Guide — U.S. I Introduction page 3 of 3 # Terms
6 commonwealth ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
republic ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
we have 46 states and 4 commonwealths:
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only one state has a unicameral legislature: .............................................................................................................................................................................................
unicameral means ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................