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Early Republic Vocab

TermDefinition
Political party (Noun) A group of people that share similar goals and opinions about the government.
Inauguration (Noun) A ceremony introducing a new president into office.
Precedent (Noun) Something done or raid that becomes an example for others to follow: an example or guide.
Foreign policy (Noun) A government's plan of action in dealing with other nations.
Domestic policy (Noun) A government's plan of action in dealing with issues and needs in their own country
Neutrality (Noun) A country that doesn't favor any side in a dispute involving other countries.
Embargo (Noun) A prohibition or blocking of trade with a certain country; a ban on trade: when a government refuses to trade with another country.
Nullify (Verb) To legally overturn; to make something invalid.
Monroe Doctrine (Noun) President Monroe's foreign policy stating that European countries should not interfere in the Americas.
Immigrant (Noun) A person who moves from their home country to live in a new country.
Nativism (Noun) Belief that native-born Americans are superior to foreigners; the practice of favoring native-born citizens over immigrants
Market Revolution (Noun) A change in the United States' market system (how buyers and sellers trade for products and services)
Industrial Revolution (Noun) A change in how people made goods; the transition from creating goods by hand to using machines.
Abolitionist (Noun) A person who fights for the ending of slavery
Reform (verb) Changing wrong or bad conditions to make them better.
Accumulate (Verb) To build up or collect.
Cabinet (Noun) A group of advisers to a president.
Compromise (Noun) A settlement of a sipure by each side giving up some demands; a settlement of a disagreement reached by each side giving some of what it wants in order to reach an agreement.
Sedition (Noun) Activities aimed at weakening the established government by inciting resistance or rebellion to authority.
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