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7 Yellow SS Ch. 10

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Impressment Forcing people into service, like the British navy did to Americans
War Hawks Nationalistic group in Congress who wanted to go to war with Britain
Treaty of Ghent An agreement between Britain and the U.S. to return things to the way they were before the War of 1812
Nationalism Feeling pride for one's country
Embargo Ban on trade with another country
Continental Divide Mountain ridge that separates river systems
Judicial Review Righ of the Supreme Court to decide whether laws are unconstitutional or not
Barbary States Nations along the coast of North Africa to which the U.S. paid a yearly tribute
Embargo Act 1807 law that banned Americans from importing or exporting goods
Battle of Horseshoe Band Battle in which Andrew Jackson becomes a war hero and the Cherokees defeated the Creeks
Laissez-Faire Jefferson's idea that government should play a small role in the country's economy - means "hands off"
John Jay The first chief justice of the Supreme Court
John Marshall The chief justice of the Supreme Court during the Marbury vs. Madison case
Marbury This was the "midnight judge." He was appointed by Adams on his last night of President
Marbury vs. Madison This Supreme Court case set the precedent for judicial review
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