PERIOD 4: 1800-1848
Chapter 13A; The Triumphs & Travails of Jeffersonian Republic
(1800-1812)
The over-arching theme of chapter 11 is that although Jefferson floundered a bit with foreign affairs, the fantastic Louisiana Purchase seemed to make up for everything.
Learning Objectives – After reading this chapter you should be able to:
1. explain how Jefferson’s moderation and compromises turned the “revolution of 1800 into a relatively smooth transition of party control from Federalists to Republicans.
2. describe the conflicts between the Federalists and Republicans over the judiciary and the important legal precedents that developed from these conflicts.
3. describe Jefferson’s .sic foreign policy goals and how he attempted to achieve them.
4. analyze the causes and effects of the Louisiana Purchase.
5. describe how America became entangled against its will in the turbulent international crisis of the Napoleonic Wars.
6. describe the original intentions and actual results of Jefferson’s embargo and explain why it failed
7. explain the complex causes of the War of 1812.
Identify the Historical Significance of the following –
1. Thomas Jefferson
2. James Monroe
3. William Clark
4. Albert Gallatin
5. Robert Livingston
6. Zebulon Pike
7. John Marshall
8. Napoleon Bonaparte
9. Aaron Burr
10. William Marbury
11. James Madison
12. Tecumseh
13. the Prophet
14. Toussaint L’Ouverture
15. Samuel Chase
16. Meriwether Lewis
17. Henry Clay
18. John Quincy Adams
Define & State the historical significance of the following –
19. patronage
20. judicial review
21. impeachment
22. impressment
23. economic coercion
24. Macon’s Bill No. 2
25. war hawks
Describe & State the historical significance of the following –
26. Judiciary Act of 1789
27. Battle of Austerlitz
28. Judiciary Act of 1801
29. Orders in Council
30. “Revolution f 1800”
31. “midnight judges”
32. Chesapeake incident
33. Marbury v. Madison
34. Embargo Act
35. Louisiana Purchase
36. Non-Intercourse Act
37. mosquito fleet