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people who take extreme political positions radicals
act of which Adams had appointed as many federalist judges as he could between the election of 1800 and Jeffersons inauguration in 1801 judiciary act of 1801
45 year old federalist who's appointed chief justice of the supreme court John Marshall
the most important decisions of the Marshall Court Marbury v. Madison
contradicted the law of the constitution unconstitutional
principle states that the supreme court has the final say in interpreting the constitution judicial review
the 1803 purchase of the of the Louisiana territory from France Louisiana Purchase
Captain that lead an expedition Meriwether Lewis
volunteer to the expedition which he was a skilled mapmaker and outdoorsman William Clark
Corps of Discovery in the United States Lewis and Clark Expedition
17 year old Shoshone woman whose language skills and knowledge of geography helped the expedition Sacagawea
leader of an expedition to find the source of the Arkansas and Red rivers Zebulon Pike
kidnapping of American sailors impressment
act of which american ships are not allowed to sail to foreign ports; closed American ports Embargo act of 1807
Shawnee chief who vowed to stop the loss of native american land Tecumseh
Westerners who called war against the British War Hawks
officer who took charge of an instant fleet Oliver Hazard Perry
battle which put to the end to the British threat to the Northwest Battle of the Thames
washington lawyer who watched the all-night battle Francis Scott Key
treaty which ended the war of 1812 Treaty of Ghent
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