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| Thomas Jefferson | Bought the Louisiana Territory during his Presidency |
| the Kentucky and Virginia Resolution | Stated that the Alien and Sedition Acts were unconstitutionals |
| The first 2 political parties in the United States | The Federalist and Democratic-Republican parties |
| The Judiciary Act of 1789 | Document that set up Federal Court System |
| What led to Lewis & Clarks exploration of the West | The Louisiana Purchase |
| XYZ Affair | US diplomats were asked for bribes to meet with French officials |
| Impressment | forcing people to serve in an army or navy |
| Mr. President | What George Washington asked to be called |
| Cabinet | President's advisors help him to solve challenges facing new nation |
| Marbury vs. Madison | the supreme Court could use judicial review to declare an act of congress unconstitutional |
| Great Britain | America's largest trading partner |
| France | America's alley during American Revolution |
| Effect of Alien and Sedition Act | Newpaper editors arrested for criticizing the government |
| What geographic advantage did the US gain through Louisiana Purchase | Full control of the Mississippi River |
| John Marshall | the Supreme court justice whose ruling established the principal of judicial review |
| How did the Non-Intercourse Act improve upon the Embargo Act | Reduced the ban to cover only trade with England and France |
| Whiskey Rebellion | proved that the government had the power and will to enforce its laws |
| Which leaders were Democratic-Republicans | Thomas Jefferson, |
| Which leader was a Federalist | Alexander Hamilton, |
| Treaty of Ghent | all conquered territory was returned |
| Ft McHenry | Star Spangled banner written as a result of the bombardment of this fort, |
| USS Constitution | nickname: Old Ironsides |
| Order of first 4 Presidents | Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison |
| Why buy Louisiana? | Trade on Mississippi, and westward expansion were possible |
| Zebulon Pike | sent to find the source of Red River |
| Battle of Tippecanoe | Wm Harrison's troops attacked and destroyed Tecumseh's village |
| War Hawks | believed war would give US a chance to expand |
| Set up Federal Court System | Judiciary Act of 1789 |
| Who was the Father of our Country? | George Washington |
| Who was known as the Father of the constitution? | James Madison |
| Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? | Thomas Jefferson |
| Judicial Review | This power allows the Supreme Court to declare laws unconstitutional. |
| Marbury vs. Madison | This court case established judicial review. |
| Neutrality Proclamation | With France and England at war, the U.S. makes this proclamation so we won’t have to choose sides. |
| Louisiana Purchase | This purchase of American land from France doubles the size of the United States in 1803. |
| Spain | This European country agrees to change the borders of Florida in Pinckney’s Treaty. |
| Lewis and Clark | These men are selected by Jefferson to explore the Louisiana Purchase. |
| Sacajawaea | This young Native American woman guided Lewis and Clark. |
| Zebulon Pike | He set out to find the starting point of the Red River in the Rockies. |
| Impressment | The practice of capturing American ships and sailors and forcing them into service. |
| Embargo | Refusing to trade with another country |
| Whiskey Rebellion | This rebellion of farmers was quickly put down by President Washington. |
| Political Parties | Groups that help government officials and shape government policies. |
| Alexander Hamilton | He was the first secretary of the treasury of the United States. |
| Thomas Jefferson | Washington's secretary of State. |
| George Washington | He was know as the “Father of our Country”. |
| Protective Tarriff | Tax placed on foreign goods. |
| Bond | Certificate that promises to repay money owed. |
| Precedent | A decision or an action that becomes an example for later generations. |
| Bank of the United States | It opened in 1791 to provide some stability to the U.S. economy. |
| Electoral College | Electors from each state that select the president. |
