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Foreign Rel-Midterm

International Relations for Midterm

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Incident when the French prime minister demanded a bribe before meeting with American representatives about French violations of US neutrality rights XYZ Affair
Economic policy in which the government exercised control over industry nad colonies were believed to exist in order to provide countries with raw materials and markets for their manufactured goods Mercantilism
Series of naval engagements launched by President Jefferson to stop attacks on American ships by Barbary pirates Tripolitan War
Forbade trade with England and France, but said the US would resume trade with whichever country lifted trade restrictions first Macon's Bill No. 2
British customs ship that the colonials boarded and burned Gaspee Incident
Law that said the colonies could not produce paper money in an effort to combat inflation in the colonies Currency Act
Said that British colonies could only import goods if they were shipped on British vessels Navigation Acts
Warned against foreign Washington's Farewell Address
Law that required taxes on official documents; Due to the opposition and the decline in British imports caused by the non-importation movement Parliament repealed it; Benjamin Franklin testified in Parliament against these taxes Stamp Act
Issued by Washington that said the US would not take sides in the fighting between France and Britain after the French Revolution Neutrality Proclamation
Passed at the same time that the Stamp Act was repealed, it said that Parliament had the power to tax the colonies both internally and externally Declaratory Act
Parcels of land given out to colonists in Virginia and Maryland who brought indentured servants to America Headright system
Special courts established in which British judges could try colonials with no juries Vice-admiralty courts
Taxes that Parliament imposed on paper, lead, tea, and paint; John Dickinson protested these in "Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania; protests over these taxes led to the Boston Massacre Townshend Acts
Passed in response to the Boston Tea Party; shut down Boston Harbor; disbanded the Boston Assembly; required MS to provide provisions for British soldiers Coercive or Intolerable Acts
Prime Minister Robert Walpole's policy of dealing with the colonies; believed that unrestricted trade in the colonies would be profitable for England and so he did not enforce the mercantilist laws that parliament had passed Salutary neglect
Doctrine that a representative may not be elected by his constituents, but he can represent them in his political beliefs and goals; the type of representation that the colonials had in Parliament Virtual representation
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