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As president, he set many precedents!

Such as;

he served for only 2 terms,

he created a cabinet of advisors,

and advised the young nation to trade with all nations but avoid military alliances that would lead us to war.

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George Washington

Marbury v. Madison was the Supreme Court case that

established the principle of “_________ review”.


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Judicial

The __________ Doctrine

declared that European countries could not invade former colonies in the New World to

re-establish colonies.


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Monroe

Although this war was technically over, Andrew Jackson became a hero after defeating the British at

the Battle of New Orleans.


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War of 1812

Although Brigham Young led the Mormons to Utah to avoid religious persecution, it was ________ who

founded this new faith.


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Joseph Smith

After Texas was admitted into the Union in 1845, this war would break out the following year.


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Mexican-American

Known as “Mr. Manifest Destiny” for his expansionist support, this president led

the U.S. in acquiring the Oregon Territory and the Mexican Cession.


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James K. Polk

These _____ immigrants fled a horrible potato famine in their

native country, and many helped build the Union Pacific Railroad.


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Irish

Sacagawea was Native American woman who help

guide the _______ expedition across the Louisiana Territory.


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Lewis & Clark

The Donnor Party were unfortunate pioneers who got

trapped in the Rockies and had to resort to _______ to survive.


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cannibalism

After gold was discovered here in 1848, thousands would rush to this newly

acquired territory.


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California

The British would invade Washington D.C. and burn the White House during this war.


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War of 1812

The mechanical reaper was very useful machine that

helped the ______.


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farmer

A treaty, and not war, allowed the U.S. to acquire this very

southern state in 1819.


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Florida

During the War of 1812, Francis Scott Key wrote a poem that would later become a very famous “American”

song.


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Star Spangled Banner

Marbury v. Madison was the first Supreme Court case to establish the

“precedent” that the Court (and lower federal courts as well) had the authority to determine constitutionality of a law.


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Judicial Review

One precedent established by President George Washington was his use of “advisors” who provided

expert advice. These official advisors are called the ______


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Cabinet

The British practice of kidnapping American sailors and forcing them to serve in the British navy is known as

_____.


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impressment

This amendment ended slavery.


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13th

An import tax is called a ___.


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tariff

This cruel law passed by Congress in 1830 led to the relocation of many Native American tribes west of the Mississippi River.


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Indian Removal Act

A new religious group founded by ____ faced persecution in the east so they settled in Salt Lake City, UT.


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Joseph Smith

This term refers to the time period before the Civil War.


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Antebellum

These two men explored the Louisiana Territory for Thomas

Jefferson.


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Lewis & Clark

Immigrants from _____ came to America to escape the potato famine and were discriminated against (like most newcomers).


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Ireland

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