This individual became president and considered himself representative of the "common man" and revolutionized the presidency by using executive powers like no president had before him.

This law made it illegal to criticize a national government official and it was passed as a means of crushing any dissent to Federalist politicians. Jeffersonians argued that it violated the 1st Amendment.

What was the name of the document of the FIRST national government of the United States?

This law passed during President Jefferson's administration was an attempt to stop France and Great Britain from seizing American merchant ships and their cargo while both countries were at war. It instead hurt the American economy.

This is one of the Jacksonian Era reforms and is the reason for the existence of Westside High School.

What did the Anti-Federalists demand (and the Federalists promised to do) in order for the Constitution to be ratified by enough states to become the "supreme law of the land?"

This political party, formed in the early years of the nation, and led by Alexander Hamilton, sought to create a stronger national government and believed that the future of the American economy was going to be based on manufacturing.

This Native American tribe was famously targeted for removal from their lands in Georgia and were forced to move west to what is now the state of Oklahoma.

During the Constitutional Convention what was the 3/5 Compromise?

This famous event is pictured here.

Identify ONE weakness of the national government under the Articles of Confederation.

THIS individual is known as the author of the Constitution.

Individual who promoted no longer imprisoning the insane with other criminals but rather creating separate asylums for them.