Early Republic & Jackson Practice

Write one sentence summarizing what the Early Republic era was about.

Write one sentence summarizing what the Jacksonian era was about.

The Early Republic Era is about the America under the first five ​ (a)   . Washington was the first president and warned against permanent foreign ​ (b)   and forming political ​ (c)   .

• presidents
• alliances
• parties

Even though ​ (a)   didn’t want it, two political parties formed. The ​ (b)   Party was formed by Alexander Hamilton and favored a stronger federal government. The Democrat-Republican Party was formed by Thomas Jefferson and favored stronger ​ (c)   governments. The main disagreement between the political parties was over the ​ (d)   of the Federal government.

• Washington
• Federalist
• state
• power

John Adams became the 2nd president, and Thomas ​ (a)   became the 3rd president. Both these presidents could have declared war with other countries during their presidencies, but respected Washington’s advice to ​ (b)   wars. The War of 1812, was during James Madison’s presidency. The war of 1812 resulted in America’s Industrial ​ (c)   .

• Jefferson
• avoid
• Revolution

Use your knowledge to match the items that follow.

• Strong state governments

• Alexander Hamilton’s Political Party

• Strong Federal government

• Alexander Hamilton’s financial plan

• Establish a National Bank

• Federalist Party favored

• Democrat-Republicans

• Thomas Jefferson’s Political Party

• Federalists

• Democrat Republican Party favored

Use your knowledge to match the items that follow.

• Nullification Crisis

• Policy forbidding Europeans from colonizing more land the Americas

• Monroe Doctrine

• March of Native Americans to the Indian Territory

• Trail of Tears

• Problem over state’s rights with the state of South Carolina

• Marbury v. Madison

• Court case that established Judicial Review

Click on the leader of the Federalist Party.

Click on the leader of the Democrat-Republican Party.

Click on the party that favored strong state governments.