Transcript Marbury

Chapter 9
The Era of Jefferson
& Madison
appointed during the
final hours of John
Adams’s administration.
In the Battle of the
Thames, the British were
assisted by American
Indian allies led by
In Marbury v. Madison
the Supreme Court
established the principle
of
The Barbary States were
located in
Forced the British to
surrender at the Battle of
Lake Erie
In the Battle of
Horseshoe Bend, which
army general led U.S.
troops in attacking the
Creek Indians?
Towards the end of the
War of 1812, British
troops burned
members of Congress
who thought the United
States should declare
war against Britain
Chief Justice of the
United States who
wrote the opinion in
Marbury v. Madison
the practice of forcing
subjects to serve in the
army or navy.
In the Battle of
Tippecanoe, Tecumseh’s
village was destroyed by
Was president during
the War of 1812
Lewis and Clark were
assisted in their journey
by an American Indian
guide named
was sent to find the
starting point of the Red
River, which runs along
some of the northern
border of what is now
Texas.
The American ship that
earned the name “Old
Ironsides”
The U.S. Congress
passed this Act because
Britain continued to
violate U.S. neutrality.
Officially ended the War
of 1812
the banning of trade
Wrote the Star Spangled
Banner
He sold the Louisiana
Territory to the United
States for $15 million.
had battled Alexander Hamilton
over the constitutionality of the
Bank of the United States, as
president he kept the Bank in
place.
One of the first battles of the
War of 1812 was won by the
USS
person who stayed to save
valuables from the White House
before the British burned it and
other government buildings in
Washington
battle that resulted in more than
2,000 British casualties and
about 70 U.S. casualties; fought
two weeks after a peace treaty
had been signed
Creek leader whose forces
destroyed Fort Mims but who
surrendered at the Battle of
Horseshoe Bend
American Indian leader whose
warriors joined with the British
to defeat one American army
and capture Fort Detroit in
present-day Michigan
battle in which Tecumseh was
killed, weakening the American
Indian-British alliance around the
Great Lakes
Jefferson refused to
deliver an appointment
made by President
Adams to him
power of Supreme Court to
declare an act of Congress
unconstitutional
American Indian leader
who tried to unite
American Indians in
many regions
ended the Creek War
and led to a treaty that
forced the Creek to give
up millions of acres of
their land