| A | B |
|---|
| Monroe Doctrine | no new colonies in the Americans |
| Marybury v. Madison | established Judicial Review |
| Judicial Review | right of the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional |
| Whiskey Rebellion | Penn. farmers who learned not to rebell against the govt |
| Federalist Party | strong national governmnent |
| Democratic-Republican Party | Strong state government |
| Louisiana Purchase | doubled the size of the U.S. |
| Alexander Hamilton | Secretary of Treasury |
| Missouri Compromise | Maine would be a free state |
| Andrew Jackson | won the Battle of New Orleans |
| Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions | set the concept of nullification |
| sectionalism | when a region cares more about itself than the rest of the U.S. |
| McCullock v. Maryland | Congress has the implied power to set up a bank |
| protective tariff | high tax on goods from foreign countries |
| excise tax | tax on goods within a country |
| embargo | refuse to trade |
| impressment | Great Britain took sailors off our ships |
| Alien and Seditions Act | newspaper publishers were arrested for criticizing the U.S. govt |
| Cabinet | advisors to the President |
| 12th Amendment | President and Vice President are elected separately |
| Aaron Burr | killed Hamilton in a duel |
| Midnight Judges | judges appointed by President Adams at the end of his presidency |
| Treaty of Ghent | ended War of 1812 |
| Francis Scott Key | wrote the "Star Spangled Banner" |
| Acquisition of Florida | Jackson invaded Spanish Florida |
| American System | protective tariff used to pay for internal improvements |
| Cotton Gin | made cotton "King" of the South |
| Washington D.C. | city burned by the British during War of 1812 |
| War of 1812 | "Second War for American Independence" |
| Washington's Farewell Address | no entangling alliances, no political parties |
| Election of 1800 | Jefferson and Burr tied so the House of Representatives selected the President |
| James Madison | President during the War of 1812 |
| Napoleon | dictator of France |
| New Orleans | City we were trying to buy when we bought the Louisiana Purchase |
| Hamilton's Financial Plan | assume state debts and start a national bank |
| Thomas Jefferson | first Secretary of State |
