| The first president who organized the first cabinet and proved that the U.S. had the power and will to enforce its laws during the Whiskey Rebellion | | ANTHONY, MOTT, & STANTON |
| One of the first political parties, which believed in loose construction and a strong federal government. | | REMAIN NEUTRAL |
| The first Secretary of the Treasury, whose developed a plan to pay off debt, tax whiskey, and establish a national bank to solve our financial problems. I also founded the Federalist Party. | | 1803 |
| One of the first political parties, which believed in strict construction and strong state governments. | | FREDERICK DOUGLASS |
| The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who strengthened the court by developing the power of judicial review. | | WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON |
| The founder of the Democratic-Republican Party and the President who purchased the Louisiana Territory from France. | | WAR OF 1812 |
| The term that means the Supreme Court has the power to declare laws unconstitutional. | | HENRY DAVID THOREAU |
| The policy that warned Europeans not to interfere or try to re-take colonies in North or South America. | | SAMUEL F. B. MORSE |
| The advice President Washington gave about foreign policy in his Farewell Address | | DEMOCRATIC-REPUBLICAN PARTY |
| The protestor who went to jail rather than pay taxes during the Mexican War because the lands gained from Mexico would become slave states | | LEWIS & CLARK |
| The Second American Revolution, war fought against Great Britain over impressment of American sailors and violations of the freedom of the seas. | | MONROE DOCTRINE |
| The Native American translator for the Lewis and Clark Expedition | | GEORGE WASHINTON |
| The hero of the Battle of New Orleans in the War of 1812, the founder of the modern Democratic Party, and the President responsible for the Trail of Tears | | INCREASED |
| The war fought with Mexico after the Texas Annexation which resulted in gaining California and the Southwest. | | DOROTHEA DIX |
| The explorers who mapped the Louisiana Territory, charting a route all the way to the Pacific Ocean | | JUDICIAL REVIEW |
| The belief that the United States was supposed to stretch from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean | | JOHN MARSHALL |
| The forcible removal of Cherokee Indians from the homes in the east to reservations west of the Mississippi River (which journey resulted in many death) | | HORACE MANN |
| The inventor of the telegraph and code used to send messages | | MANIFEST DESTINY |
| The inventor of the cotton gin and the idea of interchangeable parts | | HARRIET TUBMAN |
| The power source for factories, boats, and locomotives | | ELI WHITNEY |
| The change from production by hand to large-scale manufacturing by machine | | DECREASED |
| The effect of the Industrial Revolution on the amount of goods produced | | ALEXANDER HAMILTON |
| The inventor of the first successful steamboat | | TEMPERANCE |
| The effect of the Industrial Revolution on the price of goods produced | | MEXICAN WAR |
| The leading African-American abolitionist, an escaped slave whose speeches and writings convinced many that slavery was wrong | | FEDERALIST PARTY |
| The movement to stop the drinking of alcoholic beverages | | ROBERT FULTON |
| An African-American woman, an escaped slave who led hundreds of enslaved people to freedom along the Underground Railroad | | STEAM ENGINE |
| The leading white abolitionist whose newspaper, The Liberator, convinced many that slavery was wrong | | INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION |
| Woman who led the reform movement to have hospitals for the mentally ill (and also reform prisons) | | ANDREW JACKSON |
| The leaders of the women’s rights movement, asking for the right to vote, the right to control property, and other rights for women | | THOMAS JEFFERSON |
| The man who led the movement for free public schools | | SACAJAWEA |
| The year that the United States purchased Louisiana | | TRAIL OF TEARS |
