3.12 Graded Assignment: Just in Time Create a Timeline of the United States from 1800 to 1825 including 10 important events. Use your notes, recordings, or your textbook for help in creating this timeline. 2. Identify one event that is a cause and one event that is its effect in your timeline. Write 1-3 sentences explaining how the two events are related

1800 - The Library of Congress is founded, currently the largest library in the world.

1800 - Thomas Jefferson wins the presidential election with the Democratic-Republican Party.

1803 - Thomas Jefferson completes the Louisiana Purchase, for 15 million dollars, doubling the U.S. territory.

1803 - Ohio becomes a state.

1804 - Thomas Jefferson orders the Lewis and Clark expedition to find the Northwest Passage.

1804 - Thomas Jefferson wins re-election.

1807 - The U.S. involvement in the Atlantic slave trade ends.

1808 - James Madison, also of the Democratic Republican Party, is elected president.

1812 - Louisiana becomes a state

1812 - James Madison is reelected president.

An event that is a cause is the election of Thomas Jefferson in 1800, and the effect is the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

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1800 - The Library of Congress is founded, currently the largest library in the world.

1800 - Thomas Jefferson wins the presidential election with the Democratic-Republican Party.

1803 - Thomas Jefferson completes the Louisiana Purchase, for 15 million dollars, doubling the U.S. territory.

1803 - Ohio becomes a state.

1804 - Thomas Jefferson orders the Lewis and Clark expedition to find the Northwest Passage.

1804 - Thomas Jefferson wins re-election.

1807 - The U.S. involvement in the Atlantic slave trade ends.

1808 - James Madison, also of the Democratic Republican Party, is elected president.

1812 - Louisiana becomes a state

1812 - James Madison is reelected president.

An event that is a cause is the election of Thomas Jefferson in 1800, and the effect is the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

Thomas Jefferson was not only a politician, but also a scientist, and he was interested in finding the Northwest passage, not only for political purposes (expanding the U.S. territory) but also for scientific purposes (getting to know the flora and fauna of the Western United States).

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