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Chapter 9 Vocab`

Chapter 9 Vocabulary for Mrs. Link's class

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sworn in inaugurate
gave Supreme Court 6 members: chief justice and 5 associate justices Federal Judiciary Act
heads of departments who assist the president with the issues he faces cabinet
tax on imported goods tariff
when 2000 Native Americans fought with Anthony Wayne on a field covered by fallen trees Battle of Fallen Timbers
Indians agreed to cede present day Ohio and Indiana to the U.S. government Treaty of Greenville
groups tarred and feathered tax collectors Whiskey Rebellion
revolution in France when many innocent citizens were massacred French Revolution
not siding with one country or the other neutral
British agreed to pay damage for U.S. ships they had captured Jay's treaty
Spain gave Americans the right to travel the Mississippi Pinckney's treaty
relations with the governments of other countries foreign policy
group of people that try to promote its ideas and influence government political party
report Adams received of 3 French Agents, called X,Y, and Z XYZ affair
targeted immigrants who weren't citizens Alien and Sedition acts
states had rights that the federal government couldn't violate states' rights
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