Apush Presidents Test 1-16

Front 1

George Washington

Back 1

( No Party ) 1789

1) President of Precedents

2) Hamilton Financial System

3) Farewell Address stressed no alliances/political parties

Front 2

John Adams

Back 2

(Federalist) 1797

1) XYZ Affair

2) Alien and Sedition Acts

3) Virginia and Kentucky

Front 3

Thomas Jefferson

Back 3

(Democratic-Republican) 1801

1) LA Purchase

2) Embargo Act

3) Marbury vs. Madison

Front 4

James Madison

Back 4

(Democratic-Republicans) 1809

1) War of 1812

2) Hartford Convention

3) Macon's Bill No. 2

Front 5

James Monroe

Back 5

(Nat'l Rep/ Dem-Rep) 1817

1) Era of Good Feelings

2) Missouri Compromise of 1820

3) Monroe Doctrine

Front 6

JQ Adams

Back 6

(Nat'l Rep/ Dem-Rep) 1825

1) Corrupt Bargain

2) Transport Revolution

3) Expansion of U.S. Literature

Front 7

Andrew Jackson

Back 7

(Jacksonian Dem) 1829

1) Nullification

2) Bank War

3) Spoils System

Front 8

Martin Van Buren

Back 8

(Jacksonian Dem) 1837

1) Panic of 1837

2) Divorce Bill

3) Log Cabin + Hard Cider Campaign

Front 9

William H. Harrison

Back 9

(Whig) 1841

1) Died in 30 days

Front 10

John Tyler

Back 10

(Whig) 1841

1) Webster-Ashburton Treaty

2) Starts Texas Annexation

3) Bank Veto

Front 11

James K. Polk

Back 11

(Dem) 1845

1) Mexican-American War

2) Wilmot Proviso

3) Manifest Destiny

Front 12

Z. Taylor

Back 12

(Whig) 1849

1) Clayton-Bulwer Treaty

Front 13

Millard FIlmore

Back 13

(Whig) 1850

1) Compromise of 1850

2) Fugitive Slave Act

3) Uncle Tom's Cabin

Front 14

Franklin Pierce

Back 14

(Dem) 1853

1) Gadsden Purchase

2) Sumner-Brooks Affair

3) Bleeding Kansas/ Popular sovereignty

Front 15

James Buchanan

Back 15

(Dem) 1857

1)Dred Scott Decision

2) Lincoln-Douglas Debate

3) Does nothing to stop civil war

Front 16

Lincoln

Back 16

(Republican) 1857

1) Homestead Act

2) Morill Act

3) 1st income tax