Relier Pairs APUSH period 4Version en ligne us history part 1 par dee 1 MIssouri compromise 2 Revolution of 1800 3 Transcendtalism 4 Deism 5 Seneca Falls convention 6 Marshall court decisions 7 Florida anexation 8 Aaron Burr 9 War Hawks 10 Battle of new Orleans 11 Monroe Doctrine 12 Louisiana Purchase 13 Henry Clay 14 Lewis and Clark 15 Whig party 16 War of 1812 17 Mormons 18 Hartford Convention 19 Embargo Act 20 Era of good feelings 21 American system 22 Impressment 23 William Henry Team of adventueres sent by thomas jefferson to explore louisianna territory and water routes to the Pacific. staetment delivered by james monroe warning Europeans power to not look for new terriorites in the Ameicas. Democratic Republic congressmen who pressed James Madison to declare war on the british Act of forcibly drafting someone into the army Popular name for the period of one-party, Republican, rule during James Monroe's presidency. Fought between Britian and the U.S largely over the issues of trade and impressment. Under the agreement spain ceded florida to the united states which in exchange abonded its claims to texas Literary and intellectual movement that emphaized individualism. Revolutionary war soilder and vice president under thomas Jefferson and is known for wounding Alexander Hamiltion Gathering of feminist activists in seneca falls where elizabeth stated men and women are equal. Henry Clay's three-Pronged system to promote America industry. Clay advocated a strong banking system, a protective trariff. Eighteenth century religious doctrine that emphasized reasoned moral behavior and the scientific pursuit of knowledge. Accquistion of louisana territory from france. The purchase more than doubled the territory of the U.S Enacted in response to British and French mistreatment of American merchants. The act banned export of goods from the U.S. to foreign ports Hero of the Battle Tippecanoe Supreme court of the U.S. when Jhon Marshall served as Cheif Justice. Landmark rullings strengthened the federal governments authority over states Resounding victory of American forces against the British, restoring american confidence Allowed Missouri to enter as a slave state Convention of Federalist from the five New England states who opposed the war of 1812 religous followers of Joseph smith who founded a communal oligarchic religous order in the 1830s Electoral victory of Denocratic Republicans over Federalists, who lost their congressional majority and presidecy. Secretary of state and U.S. senator from Kentucky, Clay was known as the "Great Compromiser," A political party in the US in opposition to the presendient ANdrew Jackson and the democratic party.