Early Republic and the Age of Jackson
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- First President of the US who warned against factionalism and entangling alliances
- Washington's Secretary of State and later President
- Washington's Secretary of the Treasury and Founder of the First national Bank
- The institution set up by Alexander Hamilton to handle the nations finances
- The political party to which Thomas Jefferson belonged which supported an agricultural based economy and trade
- An uprising against liquor taxes Put down by George Washington
- The second President of the US who signed the Alien and Sedition Acts
- The way the government deals with issues dealing with other countries
- The way that the government deals with issues within its own borders
- A term meaning to keep the country safe which can deal with both foreign and domestic issues
- The term meaning that the court system can uphold or overturn actions of the other two branches
- A term meaning to force people into military service most often used in regards to the Navy
- A tax on imports intended to make domestic goods cheaper than foreign goods
- A term meaning that something is not allowed
- Two laws signed by John Adams making it more difficult for foreigners to enter the country and making it illeg
- The President's advisory body
- The Cabinet member in charge of Foreign policy
- The Cabinet member in charge of Financial policy
- The President whose term included the War of 1812
- The President who Issued a Doctrine telling Europe to stay out of the Western Hemisphere
- The term Washington used to describe political parties
- The term Washington used to describe being so friendly with other Nations that we get involved in wars
- The case in which the Supreme Court gave itself the power of Judicial Review
- The case in which the Supreme Court upheld Federal Supremacy over Interstate Trade
- The case in which the Supreme Court Upheld Federal Supremacy in regards to Taxation and the National Bank
- The year of the Louisiana Purchase
- A conflict during Madison's term caused by British Impressment and causing America to expand manufacturing
- A law prohibiting the purchasing of goods from a particular country
- The First Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
- The treaty ending the War of 1812
- A law laying out how new territory should be measured and divided and how new states could be added to the US
- puting the interests of your own nation above all others often characterized by a dislike of foreigners
- to remove the country, as much as possible, from participating in world trade and world politics
- A term describing things having to do with farms and farming
- A term describing the creation of finished goods from raw materials
- court decided that Native Tribes should be treated as Sovereign Nations and could not be forcibly removed
- Elected officials award government appointments and jobs to their supporters regardless of qualifications
- Term meaning to allow more people to vote
- The Native American Tribe that attempted to use the Court System to keep their lands
- The son of a former president who became president himself in the "Corrupt Bargain"
- known for his ability to create compromises in Congress
- The territory the Native American were forcibly moved to.
- The president known for supporting the "Common man" whos term of office included the Indian Removal Act
- The name Jackson gave to the Election of 1824 in which John Quincy Adams was made president by congress
- The group of representatives that actually elects the President in the US system
- event in which North Carolina attempted to ignore or dispose of a federal tariff during Jackson's Term
- Jackson's Vice President who left office over the Nullification Crisis
- The name we give to the forced march of the Cherokee to Oklahoma
- The battle where Jackson first became famous
- Land owned by the US which is not part of a state.
- A scandal during Adams term in which 3 French diplomats requested a bribe from the American delegates
- A term meaning for one nation to discuss issues or have relationships with other nations.
- The name of the group, headed by Lewis and Clark, sent out to explore and map the Louisiana Purchase.
- Between the US and Spain in which the western boundary of the Louisiana Purchase was set and Florida aquired
- The term meaning that the laws and powers of the US are above those of the individual states
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