The Early Rupublic Flashcards

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Statement of legal protections ( amendments 1-10 )

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Bill of rights

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1
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Foreigners living in the U.s.

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Aliens

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2
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To block, or close-off, access

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Blockade

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3
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President’s group of official advisors

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Cabinet

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4
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Private Meeting

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Caucus

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5
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To “ give “ or “ grant “

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Cede

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6
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Arrogant French diplomat who tried to raise American support

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Citizen genet

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7
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( Jefferson ) believed in limited national government and stronger states ; tended to oppose decisions of the Washington and Adams administrations

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Democratic -Republicans

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8
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Send out of the country

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Deport

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9
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An official government ban on trade

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Embargo

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10
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Tax on goods made , sold , and used within the country

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Excise tax

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( Hamilton ) believed in a strong national government ; tended to support decisions of the Washington and Adams administrations

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Federalists

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12
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To charge a government official with a crime

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Impeachment

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13
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Kidnap and force into service

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Impress

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14
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Policy of avoiding relationships with foreign countries

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Isolationism

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15
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1794 agreement with British for trade , boundaries , and dept

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Jay treaty

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Power to declare a law or action “ unconstitutional “

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Judicial review

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French term for “ let them be;” keep your hands off

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Laissez-faire

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Flexible interpretation of the constitution

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Loose construction

19
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Supreme Court case establishing the precedent of judicial review

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Marburg vs. Madison

20
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Total amount of money owed

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National dept

21
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Policy of not taking sides in a dispute

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Neutrality

22
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Cancel

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Nullify