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Jefferson Era

Social Studies

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Tribute Money that is paid by one country to another in return for protection.
Embargo A government order that forbids foreign trade.
Laissez Faire The government should not interfere in the economy.
Nationalism One that takes pride in their country.
Blockade Shutting an area to prevent people or supplies from coming into or leaving that area.
Impressment Seizing sailors and forcing them to serve in the British navy.
Anthem A song about ones country (FSK).
Judicial Review The authority of the Supreme Court to strike down the unconstitutional laws.
"Old Ironsides" The US warships USS constitution.
War Hawks Those who are eager at having war with Britian.
Sacagawea An interpreter and guide for Meriwether Lewis and Willam Clarks expedition (a shasone).
William Marbury A business man who appointed a "Midnight Judge" by John Adams.
John Marshall Chief Justice who ruled the judiciary act of 1789 was unconstitutional.
Oliver Hazard Perry An American commander what switched ships and continuedto fight until they had won.
Aaron Burr Tied Thomas Jefferson with electoral votes
Andrew Jackson Took command of American forces in Georgia, was a war hawk.
Francis Scott Key American lawyer, author, and a poet who made the "Star Spangled Banner".
Stephen Decatur An American sailor who led the raid on Tripoli Harbor and burned the Philadelphia.
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