| A | B |
|---|
| house | parts of legislature |
| constitution | laws that set up the goverment and give rights to the states and people |
| ratified | made into a law, formally approved |
| ammendments | part of the constitution |
| bill of rights | the first ten ammendments of the constitution |
| widerness | wild land |
| frontier | where settled land ends and becomes frontier |
| expedition | a trip taken for a purpose |
| presidency | time served as the president |
| cabinet | a group of offcial presidential advisers |
| head | to be the top person |
| advisers | people who give advice |
| point of view | opinions |
| manufacturing | the bissnuess of making goods |
| mob | a large out of controll croud |
| violence | damage and harm |
| tyrants | crule leaders |
| political parties | groups of people who share ideas about the goverment |
| lousiana purchase | 1803 sale of land from france doubling the size ou the U.S. |
| policy | a plan of action the goverment makes |
| isolationism | the policy of not getting involved in forigen countries wars |
| forigen policy | the plan of how forigen countries will act towards one another |
| Monroe doctorine | the idea that europe should not establish new colonies in america |
| hemisphere | one half of the earths surface |
