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Jefferson Vocab

TermDefinition
tribute money paid by one country to another in return for protection
embargo a government order that forbids foreign trade
Laissez Faire the government shouldn't interfere in the economy
nationalism pride in one's country
blockade shutting a port or road to prevent people from coming into a area or leaving so supplies can't get through
impressment act of forcing sailors to join the British navy
anthem a song about one's country
judicial review supreme court to strike down or declare unconstitutional laws
"old ironsides" US warships USS constitution
war hawks people that where eager for war with Britain
Sacagawea someone who would travel with them and serve as a translator on the Lewis & Clark expedition
William Marbury appointed judge by John Adams
John Marshall chief justice who ruled the Judiciary Act
Oliver Hazard Perry won a naval battle on Lake Erie "we have met the enemy and they are ours"
Aaron Burr Jefferson's running partner/vice president
Andrew Jackson took command of American forest defeated Greek Indians in Georgia, won the battle of New Orleans v British
Francis Scott Key author of US National Anthem "Star Spangled Banner"
Stephen Decatur led a raid on tripoli harbor burned the US Philadelphia
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