Name ______Period ______

THE EFFECTS OF THE ELECTION OF 1800

POWER POINT REVIEW:

As a result of the Election of 1800, T _ _ _ _ _ J ______ became President.

  • After the Election of 1800, R ______ gained power in Congress.

After the Election of 1800, F ______ controlled the courts because outgoing President, J _ _ _ A _ _ _ _ began appointing judges to stack the courts.

  • Federalist J _ _ _ M ______was appointed Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court by John Adams.

 John Adams tried to appoint W______M ______ as a (Federalist judge) during his last night as President

  • Thomas Jefferson (the incoming President) told his Secretary of State,

J _ _ _ _ M ______ to not deliver the papers confirming

Marbury’s appointment.

Marbury sued Madison for not delivering the papers and the case,

M ______v. M ______ went to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Chief Justice John Marshall ruled for Marbury. He said the Judiciary Act was U ______. This set the precedent of

J ______R _ _ _ _ _, giving the Supreme Court the power to decide whether laws passed by Congress were constitutional.

AMERICAN NEUTRALITY IS VIOLATED (PAGE 313)

1. B ______and F _ _ _ _ _ go to war.

2. The countries ignored American claims ofN ______and seized

American ships.

3. The British Navy used I ______,the practice of forcing

people into service.

JEFFERSON TRIES AN EMBARGO (PAGE 314)

4. J______wanted to avoid war…so he used an E ______,

which is a ban on trade.

5. This would become known as the Embargo Act and would hurt Americans because

supplies of imports like S _ _ _ _,T _ _and M ______were cut

off.

6. Exports dropped more than $______million, hurting New England

M ______the most.

7. J_ _ _ _ M ______becomes the 4th U.S. President.

A PUSH TOWARD WAR (PAGES 318-319)

8. C______authorized Madison to halt trade with Britain because the

French stopped seizing American ships.

9. Madison was not in favor of war, but the W_ _ H_ _ _ _, Congress from

the S_ _ _ _ W_ _ _, were.

10. The War Hawks wanted to go to war with Britain because…

a. b.

EARLY DAYS OF THE WAR (PAGE 320)

11. The United States declares war on the British,but is U ______.

12. Jefferson had reduced spending on D ______ and the Navy had only

16 ships. Many O _ ______knew little about war and the army was

S _ _ _ _.

FINAL BATTLES (PAGES 322-324)

13. August 1814, the British sailed up the Chesapeake Bay and B _ _ _ _ _

W ______D _.

14. On January 8, 1815, A _ _ _ _ _ J ______led American troops to

victory at the Battle of New Orleans and became aN ______

H _ _ _. The battle took place AFTER THE TREATY HAD ALREADY BEEN

SIGNED!

PROTEST AND PEACE (PAGES 324-325)

15. On December 24, 1814, The T _ _ _ _ _of G _ _ _ _was signed (2

weeks prior to The Battle of New Orleans) and restored prewar conditions

between the countries. “NOTHING WAS A ______, NOTHING WAS

S ______”.