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Chapter 10 Vocab VK

Chapter 10 U.S History Vocabulary

DefinitionWord
People who take extreme political positions Radical
Under this power, Adams could appoint as many Federalist judges as he could Judiciary Act of 1801
Federalist who checked the power of the Democratic-Republicans John Marshall
Important decision made by the Supreme Court Marbury vs. Madison
contradicted the law of the Constitution Unconstitutional
Supreme Court has final say in what is constitutional Judicial Review
Large area of land that the United States bought for 15 million dollars from France in 1803 Louisiana Purchase
Captain who lead the expedition Meriwether Lewis
Volunteer force and a Lieutenant William Clark
An expedition to explore the Louisiana Territory Lewis and Clark expedition
Translator and guide for Lewis and Clark Sacagawea
Leader of an expedition to the Red River Zebulon Pike
Kidnapping Impressment
American ships were no longer allowed to sail to foreign ports Embargo Act of 1807
A Shawnee chief who tried to stop the confiscation of Native American land Tecumesh
Westerners who called for war War Hawk
Experienced officer who took control of the Americans' ships Oliver Hazard Perry
Victory by the Americans that stopped th British attack on the Northwest Battle of the Thames
Watched the British attack on Baltimore and was inspired by the actions to write the Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key
Treaty that ended the War of 1812 Treaty of Ghent
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