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APUSH Chapter 11 Review: Triumphs & Travails of the Jeffersonian Republic
APUSH Chapter 11 Review: Triumphs & Travails of the Jeffersonian Republic
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This will provide quick-recall review of items to study for The American Pageant, Chapter 11.
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1
What U.S. frigate was burned in the Tripolitan War between the US and the Barbary Pirates?
USS Maine
Old Ironsides
USS Constitution
USS Philadelphia
2
The Non-Intercourse Act addressed did what?
Tried to end the war between Great Britain and France?
Traded with all the world except Britain and France.
Banned all trade with the world until they respected the US.
Offered to trade with the country respecting the US first.
3
To what did the "Revolution of 1800" refer?
The Convention of 1800 ending the French Quasi-War.
The desire to implement the spoils system into politics.
The rebellions of Latin American countries against Spain.
The presidential election of 1800 between Jefferson & Adams.
4
To what was "John Adams's Jackasses" referring?
His collection of donkeys.
The White House staff.
His ample posterior.
The expensive, unused navy.
5
T or F: Jefferson drastically reduced the army & navy to reduce the national debt.
True
False
6
For what reason was the U.S. angry with Great Britain during Jefferson's presidency?
Inciting Native Americans to attack the U.S. border.
Impressing American sailors into the British navy.
All of the above were reasons.
Stopping and searching neutral American ships.
7
Which of the following were common expressions of contempt for the Embargo Act?
All of the above.
Dambargo
O Grab Me
Mobrage
8
One reason for Madison pursuing the US entry into the War of 1812 was
to invade Canada and expand the United States.
to preserve the American Republican experiment.
to isolate the Federalist Party as traitors.
to become a popular war-time president.
9
On what grounds did Aaron Burr manage to escape conviction for treason?
The Constitution calls for 2 witnesses to each treason act.
He appealed on the grounds of double jeopardy.
Jefferson interfered with the trial, undermining the outcome
Dueling was technically legal in New Jersey.
10
T or F: Sacagawea on many occasions saved the lives of the US explorers on their expedition.
True.
False.
11
According to other sources, why did Aaron Burr challenge Alexander Hamilton to a duel?
Hamilton exposed Burr's plot to create his own country.
He knew it would one day be used in a Broadway musical.
Hamilton sabotaged Burr's attempts to be New York governor.
The US Bank ruined Aaron Burr financially.
12
T or F: Justice Samuel Chase was the only Supreme Court justice to be impeached & convicted.
True
False
13
T or F: Jefferson had to expand the U.S. navy to fight the Tripolitan War.
False.
True.
14
What was the purpose of Macon's Bill No. 2?
Get either Britain or France to stop harassing US ships.
Revive the US economy by trading with only Britain & France.
Repeal the hated Embargo Act of 1807.
Trade with all the world again in peace and harmony.
15
Why did Napoleon Boneparte suddenly offer the U.S. the entire Louisiana Purchase?
He needed quick cash to defeat the British and then the U.S.
His attempts to create a Caribbean empire went up in smoke.
His attempts to capture Santo Domingo were successful.
He needed quick cash for his invasion of the Russian Empire.
16
James Madison found himself pushed into the War of 1812 by what group?
New England Manufacturers.
Native Indians.
The War Hawks.
The Federalists.
17
In the election of 1800, to what was Thomas Jefferson subjected to?
accusations of being an atheist.
sordid stories of his relationship with Sally Hemmings.
All of the above are true.
a nasty, whispering campaign, slandering his character.
18
T or F: Tecumseh, the Prophet, was killed at the Battle of Tippecanoe in 1811.
True.
False.
19
Who was the only Supreme Court Justice to be impeached?
Aaron Burr
John Marshall
John Pickering
Samuel Chase
20
What was the primary aim of the Judiciary Act of 1801?
Expand Federalist influence over the Judiciary branch.
Irritate Secretary of State James Madison.
Give a plum job to John Marshall as a "midnight judge."
Implement a long overdue reorganization of the court system.
21
What is the only Federalist program that President Jefferson actually ended?
He reversed the federal assumption of state debts.
He advised Congress to repeal the excise tax.
He advised Congress to repeal the Alien & Sedition Acts.
He outlawed the National Bank by executive order.
22
What was the purpose of the Embargo Act of 1807?
Find new markets by trading with all but Britain or France.
"Peaceful coercion" to make Britain & France respect the US.
Teach Napoleon a lesson by trading with only England.
Bring Great Britain and France to the negotiating table.
23
T or F: Albert Gallatin was nicknamed the "Watchdog of the Treasury."
False.
True.
24
What was the main purpose of the Lewis and Clark expedition?
A scientific, geographic exploration of new territory.
An attempt to settle the boundaries with Spain's Mexico.
An attempt to settle the boundaries with Britain's Canada.
Form alliances with the various Native American tribes.
25
T or F: Aaron Burr was convicted of treason in attempting to create his own country.
True.
False.
26
T or F: The Louisiana Purchase nearly doubled the US and gave it potential to be a world power.
False.
True.
27
Jefferson ordered the construction of 100s of tiny coastal crafts; what did critics call them?
Adams's Jackasses.
Jefferson's folly.
Vessels of Democracy
The mosquito fleet.
28
What two envoys did Jefferson sent to purchase New Orleans from the French?
Robert Livingston and James Monroe.
James Madison and James Monroe.
Robert Livingston and Jame Madison.
John Marshall and James Monroe.
29
T or F: The United States united solidly behind the war effort during the War of 1812.
True.
False.
30
T or F:
Marbury
v.
Madison
gave the Supreme Court judicial review over state laws.
True
False
31
What nickname did the Federalists have for Napoleon Boneparte?
The Corsican Butcher.
The Piratical Man-Stealer.
The Feathery Frenchman.
The Virginia Dynasty.
32
Why was President Jefferson hesitant about the Louisiana Purchase?
He felt the purchase was too much land to absorb.
He thought he lacked the constitutional authority to buy it.
He had only authorized up to ten million for the purchase.
He disliked the French legal system used in New Orleans.
33
T or F: Sacagawea on many occasions saved the lives of the US explorers on their expedition.
False.
True.
