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| President that asked Congress for the War of 1812, co-author of the Federalist Papers, Democratic Republican President | |
| First President of the US | |
| Creator of the Truman Doctrine (hint hint) | |
| Washington's Secretary of State, author of the Declaration of Independence, third US President, a prominent Democratic Republican | |
| Wife of John Adams and proponent of women's rights | |
| Two famous explorers who journeyed through the new Louisiana Territory | |
| French government representative sent to America to ask for assistance | |
| Second President of the US, Federalist, avoided war with France | |
| Influential Federalist Chief Justice, establisher of judicial review | |
| Famous US Treasurer, co-author of the Federalist Papers, one of the leading Federalists, and loser of a duel | |
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| American Ambassador to Spain who negotiated the Treaty of San Lorenzo | |
| Warhawk leader (not Clay) | |
| Vice President to Thomas Jefferson, cause of the Twelfth Ammendment, killer of Hamilton | |
| Co-author of the Federalist Papers, Negotiator of unpopular treaty with Britain | |
| Tecumseh's brother who led an Indian culture revival | |
| Great Indian chief who unified area tribes during the War of 1812 | |
| War Hawk Leader, Great Compromiser, major proponent of the American System | |
| Fifth US President, diplomat to France to organize Louisiana Purchase, presider during Era of Good Feelings | |
| US expert diplomat, sixth US President, son of John Adams | |
| One of Adams's midnight appointees who sued Madison for refusing his seat on the bench | |
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