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Ch 9 vocab AL

QuestionAnswer
inaugurate sworn in
Federal Judiciary Act Gave Supreme Court 6 members
cabinet Heads of presidential department
tariff tax on imported goods
Battle of Fallen Timbers Battle in which Natives were defeated by US army
Treaty of Greenville Agreement by British to cede land to US government
Whiskey Rebellion Rebellion over whiskey tax
French Revolution Revolution in France similar to American Revolution
neutral Not involved
Jay's Treaty British agreed to pay damages for seized vessels
Pinckney's Treaty Gave Americans right to travel on Mississippi River
foreign policy Relations with governments of other countries
political party Group of people with different political beliefs than other people
XYZ Affair Incident in which French officials attempted to bribe US ambassadors
Alien and Sedition Acts Increased waiting time for citizenship from 5 to 14 years, president could arrest disloyal aliens, sedition was outlawed
states' rights Theory that states had rights that the federal government could not violate
George Washington First president who used to be a general for the army
Alexander Hamilton Founder of the Federalist Party
Thomas Jefferson 3rd President, very skilled in many things, wrote Declaration of Independence
John Adams Second President, was unpopular for his acts
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