| A | B |
|---|
| tariff | tax on imported goods |
| strict interpretation of the Constitution | Federal gov't can only do what the Constitution says it can do |
| loose interpretation of the Constitution | Federal gov't does what it needs to do based on the framework of laws in the Constitution |
| Whiskey Rebellion | Farmers attack tax collectors |
| Jay's Treaty | Britain agrees to leave forts in the Northwest Territory; trade is expanded |
| Leader of France | Napolean |
| President who purchased the Louisiana Territory | Jefferson |
| President who passed the Alien and Sedition Laws | Adams |
| 1803 | Year of Louisiana Purchase |
| Sacajawea | Indian guide with Lewis and Clark |
| Lewis and Clark | explored the Louisiana Territory |
| Journals kept by Lewis and Clark | covered soil, climate, vegetation, minerals, Indian tribes |
| XYZ Affair | Secret French agents expect a bribe from American diplomats |
| Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions | states can decide if federal laws agree with the Constitution |
| nullification | states can declare laws "null and void" if they think it is unconsitiutional |
| Gabriel Prosser | led a slave rebellion |
| Jefferson | won the election of 1800 |
| Jefferson wanted to ___ the size of the federal bureaucracy | reduce |
| Marbury v. Madison | increased the power of the judicial branch |
| restrictions on trade | embargo |
| judicial review | federal courts decide if a law is Constitutional |
| The Embargo of 1807 was | unpopular and unsuccessful |
| bureaucracy | departments/workers that make up the federal gov't |
| party that had faith in the common man | Democratic Republicans |
| party who believed governemnt should be run by wealthy and powerful | Federalists |
