War of 1812 - This war was fought between Britain and America and the White House was burned down by British troops., Andrew Jackson - He was considered the hero of the Battle of New Orleans and would go on to become President., Louisiana Purchase - Land that doubled the size of the United States. Thomas Jefferson purchased this land from Napoleon Bonaparte, the leader of France., Meriwether Lewis and William Clark - The explorers that Thomas Jefferson put in charge of exploring the Louisiana Purchase, Missouri River - The river that was used to explore the majority of the Louisiana Purchase, Mississippi River - The River that connects St. Louis and New Orleans, George Washington - Our first President, set many precedents, Thomas Jefferson - Our third President, made the Louisiana Purchase, St. Louis - A major port city on the Mississippi River and the city where the exploration of the Louisiana Purchase began., New Orleans - A major port city in Louisiana, where the Mississippi River meets the Gulf of Mexico, The Alien Act - This law, passed by John Adams, allowed the federal government to deport immigrants they deemed dangerous., The Sedition Act - This law allowed the federal government to jail or fine people who spoke out against the government., Judicial Review - The power of the supreme court to decide if a law is constitutional or not., Tecumseh - A leader who supported Native American Confederation and fought against the US military., Napoleon Bonaparte - The leader of France who sold the Louisiana Purchase to Thomas Jefferson., John Adams - 2nd President, passed the unpopular Alien and Sedition Acts., Great Britain - America's enemy in the War of 1812,

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