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Chp. 9 Vocabulary

Social Studies Vocabulary

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to swear into office inaugurate
the act that created a court system and divided authority between the state and federal courts Federal Judiciary Act
heads of the departments that help the president lead the nation cabinet
tax on imported foreign goods tariff
clash between native tribes and the federal army Battle of Fallen Timbers
agreement between 12 native american tribes and the U.S. government Treaty of Greenville
Rebellion in 1794 by farmers in western Pennsylvania against the tax on whiskey Whiskey Rebellion
A conflict for liberty and equality in France French Revolution
not taking sides on a conflict neutral
agreement in which the British gave uop their forts on the Northwest frontier and paid damages for seized American vessels Jay's Treaty
agreement with Spain that gave Americans certain rights Pinckney's Treaty
relations with the governments of other countries foreign policy
a group of people who try to promote ideas and influence government and back candidates for office political party
3 French agents (X, Y, and Z)try to get a bribe from American representatives in Paris XYZ Affair
acts that targeted aliens and newspapers Alien and Sedition Acts
Theory that says states had the right to judge when the federal government passes an unconstitutional law. states' rights
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