Early United States REVIEW

1. What the Louisiana Purchase did to the size of the U.S.
4. Government decisions relating to other countries
6. Washington set many of these during his time in office (he was the first, after all!)
8. The other 1/2 of the leading explorers to map the Louisiana Purchase
9. Became a slave state in 1820
10. How Hamilton would have interpreted the Constitution
11. An act of open violence against a government or ruler
15. Encouraging others to rebel against a government or ruler
16. Dem-Reps wanted the U.S. to ally with this European country
17. He told European countries "Stay on your side of the globe!"
20. 1/2 of the leading explorers to map the Louisiana Purchase
21. Jefferson would have preferred the U.S. stick to this
22. Washington declared this when Britain and France went to war
23. The Democratic-Republicans were led by this person
24. How Jefferson would have interpreted the Constitution (unless a lot of land was available for sale)
25. The incident where French officials demanded a bribe in exchange for peace talks
26. It's why Pennsylvania farmers rebelled in the 1790s

2. Federalists wanted the U.S. to ally with this European country
3. Americans accused the British of supporting these people, who wanted to resist U.S. expansion
5. He was President when the Alien & Sedition Acts were enacted
7. Government decisions relating to its own country
12. Became a free state in 1820
13. Kidnapping sailors and forcing them into the military (also a cause of the War of 1812)
14. Hamilton wanted the U.S. economy to look like this
15. The type of federal government Jefferson liked
18. The type of federal government Hamilton liked
19. Alexander Hamilton was "top dog" of this party