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Vocabulary 6.0

TermDefinition
Most favored nation a policy between countries ensuring fair trading practices
Aliens A person living in a country who is not a citizen of that country
Sedition incitement to rebellion
Interposition Theory that a state should be able to intervene between the federal government and the people to stop an illegal action.
Embargo a government ban on trade with other countries.
War Hawks Members of Congress during Madison's presidency who pressed for war with Britain
Nationalism Loyalty and devotion to a nation
Revenue tariff tax on imports for the purpose of raising money
Protective tariff Tax on imports designed to protect American manufacturers.
Quasi-War-was An undeclared naval conflict between the U.S and France fought mostly in the Caribbean triggered by French seizure of American ships due to U.S neutrality and the jay treaty leading to a stronger U.S navy and heightened political divisions
Era of good feelings (1815-1825) A period of one party rule intense nationalism and political harmony under president James Monroe following the war of 1812
Monroe Doctrine U.S foreing policy declaration stating that the western hemisphere was closed to further Eureopan colonization the Monroe doctrine was declared during the era of good feelings and emphasized the U.S role as the protector of the American
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