Chapter 9: An Empire for Liberty 1790-1824

________ took office to reverse the 1790's federalist policy and to ensure an agricultural "virtue republic ..

The ________ ended with British merchant ships restarting the trade on roads they had abandoned during the wars.

________ has tried for years to remove from trade with other nations its rich Mexican colony.

________ stressed the right of America to ship goods to Europe as a neutral nation.

________ forced the Americans to reconcile their economic position in a peaceful world, as a retarded reaction to the end of the War of 1812 and Napoleonic Wars.

________ has now shared a vague and controversial boundary with the Northern Province of Mexico, Texas, which some Americans already sought.

The ________ were running a candidate for the last election.

A(n) ________ was presented to Jefferson's presidency.

The ________ was dramatic: around 95 % of the population in 1790 lived in countries bordering the Atlantic Ocean.

The ________ were young Jeffersonian Republicans from the West and South, which included future leaders, including Henry Clay, from Kentucky, and John C.Calhoun from South Carolina.

A(n) ________ embodying Jefferson's interpretation of the meaning of republicanism for Americans was found in his administration in (1801- 1809) and his successors 'dynasty.

The ________ continuing influence of Britain in American affairs was strongly resented by the emerging young generation of politicians, first elected to Congress in 1810.

All these commitments he kept. This ________ was a key issue in Jefferson's republican principle.

________ was the United States 'most serious threat, given that it owned most of North and South America.

________ allowed 132 federalists to remain in their positions during his term of offices, while 158 other posts were held by Jeffersonian Republicans.