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Feb. 27, 2013
F.O.A. (Bellwork)The Supreme Court’s decision in the 1803
case Marbury v. Madison is an example ofA) checks and balancesB) reserved powersC) delegated powersD) dual sovereignty
F.O.A. (Bellwork)Why did President Jefferson agree to buy
Louisiana from France?A) He wanted to learn more about the lands
and people east of the Mississippi River.B) He believed that the United States would
benefit from the purchase.C) He wanted to end the French threat in
North America.D) He hoped to increase the president’s
constitutional powers.
EQsWho is Andrew Jackson? (8.4 spi 9)What were the causes and effects of the
Lewis and Clark expedition? (8.5 spi 4)What were the causes and effects of the War
of 1812? (8.5 spi 4)What were some of the major battles of the
War of 1812? (8.5 spi 4)
Rest of the weekToday: SWAT gameThursday: QuizFriday: Timeline
HOMEWORKTurn in your National Anthem.
SWAT game
Which president made the Louisiana purchase?John Adams Thomas Jefferson
George Washington James Monroe
The Supreme Court’s ability to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional is called what?Checks and balances reserved
powers
Dual sovereignty judicial review
Why was the Lewis and Clark expedition significant? Introduced coal Improved relations
with Indians
Improved U.S. knowledge Led to settlementof the west of the Southwest
What was it called when the U.S. stopped trading with everyone?Stamp Act Boycott
Embargo Act None of the Above
Why did the U.S. make the Louisiana Purchase?It would help us It would make
peace
Wanted trade with Indians It would hurt Britain
What did Marbury v. Madison do?Established judicial review Established
checks/balances
Said Supreme Court can only All of the Above
hear certain types of cases
How much did the U.S. pay for the Louisiana Purchase?$10 million $15
million
$20 million $30 million
Why did France sell U.S. the Louisiana Territory?Needed money for war Tired of
owning it
Louisiana is far away None of the Above
Why did Britain not try to take New Orleans?Thought U.S. had Not prepared20,000 troops
Thought it would lose Thought U.S. had
10,000 troops
Which of the following did the U.S. win in the War of 1812?Battle of McHenry Washington, D.C.
Fort Detroit Fort Sumter
Which Native American wanted to unite the tribes?Sitting Bull
Sacagawea
TecumsehPocahantas
Why did the U.S. want war with Britain?Britain aided Indians We like war
We’re still mad at Britain To help France
What is a War Hawk?
A Congressman for war A Congressman against war
Any American for war Any American against war
Which group was opposed to the War of 1812?Democratic/Republicans
Federalists
Whigs Tories
Which of the following was an effect of the War of 1812?Increased Patriotism Less business
Indians were happy None of the Above
Who was president during the War of 1812?
John Adams James Monroe
Thomas Jefferson James Madison
Which is true of the Alien and Sedition Act?Violated the First Amendment Got Adams
fired
Tried to force out the French All of the Above
In which event did the French try to get money from the U.S.?ABC Affair Quasi-War
Continental Congress XYZ Affair
Who wrote the National Anthem?Andrew Jackson Alexander Hamilton
Francis Scott Key James Madison
Which president acquired Florida?James Monroe James Madison
Thomas Jefferson John Adams
Which president started precedent?Thomas Jefferson John Adams
Alexander Hamilton George Washington
What is a principle or rule established in the past?
Law rule
Amendment Precedent
The British torched which of the following?
Capitol Lincoln Memorial
White House The Mint
Why was New Orleans important in the War of 1812?
Trade Travel
Both Neither
The U.S. lost which battle in the War of 1812?
Battle of New Orleans Fort McHenry
Washington, D.C. None of the Above
Mr. Ezzell almost got thrown out of which place?
White House Capitol
Smithsonian The Mint
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