Thomas Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase

What was the most significant event of President Thomas Jefferson's first administration?

How many square miles of land did the United States purchase from France in the Louisiana Purchase?

How many states were formed, in whole or in part, from the Louisiana Purchase?

What was the purpose of the Lewis and Clark Expedition?

What river did the Lewis and Clark Expedition travel up?

How long did the Lewis and Clark Expedition last?

What was the name given to the group of U.S. soldiers and explorers that participated in the Lewis and Clark Expedition?

In the 1800 Presidential Election, who did Jefferson run against?

What was the main objective of the Lewis and Clark Expedition?

What significant information did the Lewis and Clark Expedition bring back to St. Louis?

What was the name of the region that the Lewis and Clark Expedition enabled the United States to claim?

What happened to Thomas Jefferson after he retired from the presidency?

What was Thomas Jefferson's final significant project before his death?

Who was Sacagawea, as described in the text?

Why was the success of the Lewis and Clark expedition important for the United States?

Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the text as part of the Lewis and Clark expedition?

What was one of the main weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation?

Which aspect was NOT included in the Articles of Confederation?

What was a consequence of the lack of a national currency under the Articles of Confederation?

During the Constitutional Convention, what was a significant topic debated among the delegates?

Why did some people want to overthrow the government established by the Articles of Confederation?

What feature did the Articles of Confederation lack that affected governance?

What does the meeting at the Constitutional Convention signify in terms of U.S. governance?

What voting system was established by the Articles of Confederation for Congress?

What was the primary purpose of the Bill of Rights?

What happens when a territory reaches a population of 60,000 according to the Northwest Ordinance?

Which amendment protects the freedom of speech?

Which of the following best describes an ordinance?

What was one concern expressed by people about the new government after the Constitutional Convention?

At what population milestone could a territory choose a legislature and send a delegate to Congress?

Which statement is true about the rights granted by the Bill of Rights?

What was a significant outcome of the Northwest Ordinance?

What significant action did John Adams take during his presidency regarding the conflict with France?

Which president was the first to live in the White House?

What was one reason the French expected support from the United States during their war with Great Britain?

Who served as the first vice president of the United States?

What is one of Thomas Jefferson's notable contributions prior to his presidency?

Why was John Adams considered not a popular president?

How did John Adams' presidency come to an end?

On what significant date did John Adams die?

What was the purpose of the three-fifths compromise proposed by Madison?

What was the required number of states needed to ratify the Constitution?

Why did some delegates refuse to sign the Constitution?

What significant event took place on September 17, 1787?

What was the Great Compromise concerned with?

What did Franklin mean by the statement regarding the sun on Washington's chair?

What motivated Madison to propose a compromise during the discussions?

What did Elbridge Gerry refuse to do regarding the Constitution?