Unit 3 Vocab Part 1 Flashcards

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Blockade

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Military tactic in which a Navy prevents vessels from entering or leaving its enemies ports

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Embargo

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An official ban or restriction on trade

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3
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Impressment

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The act of forcing unwilling, able bodied men from another country into a particular country’s military

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War Hawk

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Members of Congress who pushed for war against Great Britain in the years leading up to the War of 1812

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Armistice

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An agreement made my opposing sides in a war to stop fighting for a certain time, a truce, a ceasefire

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Midnight Judge

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People appointed by Adams to quickly fill any of the vacant judicial positions who people who supported the Federalist Party

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Judicial Review

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The power of the Supreme Court to decide whether acts of a president or laws passed by Congress are Constitutional

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Neutrality

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Choosing to stay out of the conflict

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Sectionalism

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Sections of America took sides over particular issues such as slavery, industry, and the financial system of the nation in the early to mid 1800’s

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Cabinet

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Group of advisors chosen to head department of government and advise the president

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Nullification

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Individual states can declare acts of the federal government unlawful or unconstitutional if they feel it violates their rights

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Bank of United States

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Established by Alexander Hamilton to regulate and control commerce… Andrew Jackson would eventually kill it

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Democratic Republicans

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Political party who supported Thomas Jefferson

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14
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Protective Tariff

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A tax on foreign imports designed to protect American industry

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Excise Tax

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A tax on any object deemed excessive or unnecessary, such as whiskey (Whiskey Rebellion)

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16
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William Henry Harrison

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9th President of the U.S., hero of several frontier Indian wars and War of 1812, died of pneumonia one moth into his presidency.

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Tecumseh

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Leader of Indian Confederation who went to war with the US. Killed by William Henry Harrison’s army at the Battle of the Thames

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Andrew Jackson

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Hero of the Battle of New Orleans during the War of 1812. 7th President of the U.S., known as the president of the common man due to the spread of mass democracy, known for Indian Removal and killing the Bank of the US

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Lewis and Clark

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Leaders of the Corps of Discovery Expedition into the Louisiana Territory

20
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Sacajawea

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Female Indian guide to Lewis and Clark with her baby on her back

21
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John Marshall

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Chief Justice of the Supreme whose decisions shaped the nation for 30 plus year, often expanding the power of the federal government

22
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Aaron Burr

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Killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel, vice president of the United States

23
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Edmond Genet

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French Nationalist who attempted to put together a private army of American citizens to invade France during the French Revolution

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Alexander Hamilton

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George Washington’s Secretary and artillery commander during American Revolution, shaped America’s financial system, killed in a duel by Aaron Burr

25
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Marbury vs. Madison

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Supreme Court case that established the act of Judicial Review

26
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Louisiana Purchase

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America purchases the Louisiana Territory from Napoleon, doubling the size of the nation in 1803

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Thomas Pinckney

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American Statesmen, Diplomat, and Military Officer who served in the American Revolution and became Minister to Great Britain to resolve issues not covered in Treaty of Paris

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Little Turtle

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American Indian leader to Miami people, resisted Americans moving West, is considered a Military mastermind, won several battles against U.S. Troops

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John Jay

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New York attorney that joined the Patriot cause and helped negotiate the Treaty of Paris

30
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Judiciary Act of 1789

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An act to establish the Judicial Courts of the United States of America

31
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XYZ Affair

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Diplomatic controversy stemming from French Officials demanding bribes.

32
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Alien and Sedition Acts

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1789 Laws that allowed the government to deport non-citizen immigrants and to prosecute those who talked poorly of the governement

33
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Treaty of Ghent

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an 1814 Agreement that ended the war of 1812