| A | B |
|---|
| Jefferson | first President inaugurated in Washington D.C. |
| Democratic | ensuring that all people have the same rights |
| Laissez faire | French for "let alone" |
| Gallatin | Jefferson's Secretary of Treasury |
| Madison | Jefferson's Secretary of State |
| Marshall | Chief Justice of the Supreme Court |
| Marbury v Madison | Case which established the power of the Supreme Court |
| judicial review | right of the Court to judge laws passed by Congress |
| 2500 | number of soldiers in U.S. Army |
| Sedition Act | Jefferson pardoned ones convicted under this law |
| frugal | type of government under Jefferson |
| Federalists | ones who had made the national government too powerful |
| monticello | Jefferson's landmark home in Virginia |
| Archaeology | Jefferson was considered the "father of American archaeology |
