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1 The Democratic-Republicans of 1801 believed in all the following EXCEPT a strong national government a loose interpretation of the Constitution support for the National Bank support for strong states' rights support for France over England 2 Westerners in the early 19th century went to the west searching for land used water transportation used the Mississippi River for a crucial commercial link All of the answers are correct. 3 Jefferson's initial actions as president were to achieve all of the following EXCEPT reduction in the size of the national government reduction in the cost of the national government not renewing the Sedition Law for use against the Federalists establishing close ties with Congress creating a large standing army 4 Jefferson wanted to cut the national debt by cutting the national budget slashing military spending cutting the spending on the U.S. Navy closing several embassies in Europe All of the answers are correct. 5 Louisiana became part of the U.S.after France took it from Spain Napoleon lost an army in Haiti Jefferson wanted the area around New Orleans for trade Livingston & Monroe wrote a "hot" check for it in Paris All of the answers are correct. 6 The goal of the Lewis & Clark Expedition was to stop British expansion in the Great Lakes stop Spanish expansion in Texas explore the northern portion of the Louisiana Purchase & go to the Pacific Ocean end Russian expansion from Alaska All of the answers are correct. 7 Jefferson's policy toward the Barbary pirates included paying tribute for U.S. ships' safety ignoring the problem sending the U.S. Navy to deal with the problem raising an army & navy & personally leading it against them All of the answers are correct. 8 Jefferson's policy toward the Federalist judiciary included getting Congress to repeal the Judiciary Act of 1801 demanding the resignation of all Federalist judges abolishing the inferior federal courts impeaching & removing all Federalist Supreme Court Justices All of the answers are correct. 9 The Case of Marbury v Madison (1803) established the principle of judicial review was a victory for Jefferson caused the resignation of the Supreme Court allowed the president to pack the Supreme Court with his own justices All of the answers are correct. 10 The Democratic-Republican attack on the Federalist judges included all the following EXCEPT the impeachment & removal of Judge Pickering the impeachment but no conviction of Justice Chase an attempt to impeach Justice Marshall 11 Aaron Burr's conspiracies included all of the following EXCEPT an attempt to be elected Governor of New York & then take New York & New England out of the U.S. an attempt to detach the Southwest around Louisiana from the U.S. an attempt to assassinate Jefferson 12 The impact of the European War on the U.S. during Jefferson's presidency included the French Berlin Decree British Orders in Council the French Milan Decree U.S. Embargo Act All of the answers are correct. 13 Jefferson's reaction to the British & French war included the policy of peaceable coercion the Embargo Act of 1807 an economic disaster for U.S. farmers All of the answers are correct. 14 Madison's response to the British & French war included repeal of the Embargo Act passage of the Non-Intercourse Act passage of Macon's Bill #2 a declaration of war against Britain All of the above are correct. 15 The Indian chief defeated by William Henry Harrison at Tippecanoe was Sitting Bull Geronimo Tecumseh Cochise None of these is correct. 16 The U.S. went to war in 1812 against Britain for all the following reasons EXCEPT desire for expansion frontier Indian attacks on U.S. supported by the British impressment & national honor the War Hawks strong support for war in New England 17 The liabilities of the U.S. on entering the War of 1812 included lack of financial resources due to refusal to raise taxes lack of an adequate army lack of an adequate navy New England's refusal to join the war effort All of the answers are correct. 18 The U.S. military campaigns in the War of 1812 included failures to capture Canada saw the British capture Washington D.C. saw the U.S. successfully defend Baltimore made the U.S. think they won the war when they won at New Orleans even though the war was officially over earlier All of the answers are correct. 19 The Hartford Convention demanded all of the following EXCEPT an end to the 3/5 clause one term presidents with no two consecutive ones from the same state 2/3 majority to declare war 2/3 majority to pass embargoes the disbanding of the Democratic-Republican party 20 The Treaty of Ghent in 1814 did all the following EXCEPT did not deal with neutral rights was written & signed prior to the Battle of New Orleans was a status quo antebellum treaty called for Britain to give up part of Canada

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