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radical people who take extreme political positions
Judiciary Act of 1801 a law that increased the number of federal judges, which allowed John Adams to fill many of these spots with Federalists
John Marshall the 45 year old chief justice that was appointed by John Adams before he left office
Marbury v. Madison an 1803 case that the Supreme Court had the power to abolish laws by declaring them unconstitutional
unconstitutional contradicted the law of the Constitution
judicial review this is a principle that states that the Supreme Court has the final say in interpretation of the Constitution
Louisiana Purchase the 1803 purchase of the Louisiana Territory from France
Meriwether Lewis a young officer who was picked by Jefferson to lead the expedition through the Loiusiana Territory and plan the trip
William Clark Lewis's old friend who was to select and oversee a volunteer force/ skilled mapmaker and leading outsdoorman
Lewis and Clark expedition an expedition led by Lewis and Clark through the Louisiana Territory in 1803
Sacagawea a shoshone woman who was skilled in language and geography which was valuable to Lewis and Clark
Zebulon Pike the leader of an expedition to find the source of Arkansas and the red river in 1806
impressment kidnapping
Embargo Act of 1807 American ships were no longer allowed to sail to foreign ports and closed american ports from british shippers
Tecumseh a Shawnee leader who vowed to stop the loss of Native American land
War Hawk Westerners who called for war against Britain
Oliver Hazard Perry an experienced officer who took charge of the fleet of the shore of Lake Eerie
Battle of Thames an American victory over the British in the War of 1812, which ended the British threat to the Northwest Territory
Francis Scott Key a Washington lawyer who watched the battle of the British who burned the Capitol
Treaty of Ghent the battle that ended the War of 1812
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