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Ch.9 Vocabulary

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To be sworn into an office. inaugurate
An act passed by Congress in 1789 that organized a court system for the fed. gov. (Supreme Court). Federal Judiciary Act
An act passed by Congress in 1789 that organized a court system for the fed. gov. (Supreme Court).A group of politicians that are the heads of Congress-developed departments that are appointed by and aid the president. cabinet
A tax on imported goods. tariff
August 20, 1794-N. Americans lost to American Anthony Wayne in Ohio-resulted in the Treaty of Greenville. Battle of Fallen Timbers
N. Americans surrendered much of present day Ohio/Indiana after B. of F.T.-signed 1795. Treaty of Greenville
Summer 1794-farmers in W. Penn. rebelled-put down in October-fed. gov. enforced law. Whiskey Rebellion
A revolution in France starting in 1789 where the French killed their king in 1793. This was influenced by the Am. Rev. and led to a war between Fr. and Britain, Holland, and Spain. French Revolution
Not siding with any faction in a war. neutral
Treaty made with G. Britain in 1794-Britain would pay for damaged U.S. vessels, leave Ohio Valley. Jay's Treaty
Made with Spain in 1795- Am. can store in N. Orleans w/out duty, Am. can travel on Mississippi. Pinckney's Treaty
Relations with governments of foreign countries. foreign policy
A group of people that try to promote its ideas and influence government by backing office candidates. political party
An affair in Fr. where 3 Fr. agents offered to have the Fr. minister of foreign affairs speak to Charles Pinckney, Elbridge Gerry, and John Marshall for a fee of $10M and a bribe of 250K-outraged America. XYZ Affair
Acts passed by Federalist Congress in 1789 to prevent new immigrants from attacking government. Alien and Sedition Acts
Belief that states hold rights that the federal government cannot violate. states' rights
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