| A | B |
|---|
| Federalism | sharing power between governments |
| Free enterprize | economy system where people work for their own profit |
| Administration | organization for control |
| admendment | change of the constitution |
| abolitionist | people who want to rid slavery |
| ambassador | official representative from one country to another |
| ammesty | offical forgivness for government |
| growth rate | speed which society changes |
| immigration | travel to a new place |
| interpretation | individual understanding of some event |
| inauguarl address | speech made at beginning of position |
| Liberal | association of reform |
| Loyalists | Americans who supported Brittian |
| Magnacarta | document giving liberties of English people |
| Moderate | to be less violent |
| Monarchy | a government or country ruled by a monarch |
| negotiate | 2 or more people barter for something |
| manifest destiny | belief that the US was meant to be a great nation |
| Nationalism | support of one's country or nation |
| Null and void | unwill of a legal force |
| petition | a formal written request with a signature |
| political parties | groups that share political ideas and goals |
| poll tax | a fee paid to vote |
| Primary Source | first place to get inforamtion |
| radical | extreme change of ideas |
| radify | accept or agree |
| reconstruction | bring Confedrate states back to US after civil war |
| reform | to make better by correcting something wrong |
| register | to enroll to vote |
| revlic | government where people in a small group are represented |
| bias | learning of the mind of for or againest |
| capitailism | system when a production and distribution privatley owned |
| diplomacy | negociating 2 or more nations |
| doctune | something taught and believed of a religous group |
| factions | promote own interest |
