| A | B |
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| ISOLATIONISM | foreign policy started by George Washington, saying U.S. should not be involved beyond borders |
| FEDERALISTS | led by Hamilton, this political party believed in strong central gov't, tariffs & national bank |
| DEMCORATIC-REPUBLICANS | led by Jefferson, favored rule by people, strong state gov't and state banks |
| LOUISIANA PURCHASE | land purchase from Napolean that doubled the size of the nation |
| LEWIS & CLARK | 2 men appointed to map Louisiana territory |
| NORTHWEST TERRITORY | battles of Fallen Timbers/Tippecaoe were conflicts between settlers & Indians over this area |
| TECUMSEH | Shawnee chief who united Native American groups & vowed to stop land loss in NW Territories |
| MARBURY v. MADISON | court case was the first time Supreme Court declared a law unconstitutional, thereby, using its power of judicial review |
| INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | time period (mid 1800s) where goods were produced in factories rather than homes and small shops |
| MONROE DOCTRINE | (1823) foreign policy telling Europeans to stay out of Western Hemisphere |
| SECTIONALISM | term for rivalry between different areas of the country |
| MISSOURI COMPROMISE | (1820) law kept number of slave & free states equal bringing Maine & Missouri in at the same time and drew line at 36'30" |
| WAR OF 1812 | war between Great Britain & USA caused by British support of Native Americans in Northwest Territories |
| ELI WHITNEY | he invented cotton gin increasing cotton production, which increased slavery |
| NATIONALISM | new inventions & improved transportation systems helped connect regions creating unity, pride & protectiveness towards your country is called____________ |
