Jeopardy

Chapter 10Review

Election Lewis & MAP Foreign The War

of 1800 Clark Affairs of 1812

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Election of 1800100

The 5 men who ran for president in 1800.

Election of 1800200

These two men were the leading Federalist and Democrat-Republican

candidates.

Election of 1800300

The candidate who received a majority of the 138 electoral

votes.

Election of 1800400

According to the Constitution, this group was responsible for deciding the

outcome of the election.

Election of 1800500

The amendment added to the Constitution to clarify the

Electoral College process as a result of the 1800 election.

Lewis & Clark100

Jefferson’s ideological concern about purchasing the Louisiana Territory.

(strict constructionist)

Lewis & Clark200

Two goals of the Lewis and Clark expedition.

Lewis & Clark300

Owner of most of the western part of North

America in 1803.

Lewis & Clark400

Lewis and Clark’s relations with Native Americans were:

A: violent & distrustfulB: diplomatic, cordial

Lewis & Clark500

Sacagawea’s main role on the expedition.

Map100

Territory

Map200

City

Map300

Territory

Map400

City

Map500

Territory

Foreign Affairs100

The forcible removal of sailors.

Foreign Affairs200

Name of the series of wars between Britain and France that lasted about 20 years.

Foreign Affairs300

This unpopular governmental action

prevented trade with foreign nations.

Foreign Affairs400

Native American responsible for trying to organize a large federation of tribes against

the United States expansion.

Foreign Affairs500

Western representatives in Congress who advocated war with Britain over the Ohio River Valley and

Great Lakes.

The War of 1812100

Treaty signed to end the war.

The War of 1812200

Commander responsible for the victory at the battle of Lake Erie.

The War of 1812300

He became a national hero as a result of the Battle of

New Orleans.

The War of 1812400

Location defended at the Battle of Baltimore.

The War of 1812500

Three results of the War of 1812.