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chapter 9 ec

DefenitionWord
sworn in as president Inaugurate
gave Supreme Court 6 members later growing to 9. Also provided lower less powerful courts Federal Judiciary Act
The heads of derpartments to take care of differnent problems Cabinet
a tax on imported goods Tariff
A battle over the Northwest territory of the United States between the Americans and native Americans. Battle of fallen Timbers
A treaty between twelve Indian tribes and the US. The tribes agreed to cede much of present day Ohio and Indiana Treaty of Greenville
A group of farmers rebelled over the taxes placed on them. whiskey Rebellion
Not siding with one side or another Neutral
British agreed to pay for the damages caused to US vessels that were seized. Jay's Treaty
Signed with Spain. Gave Americans the right to travel freely on the Mississppi River. Pinckney's Treaty
Relations with governments of other countries Foreign Policy
A group of people that try to influence the government Political Party
A problem with France wanting to get payed for peace talks XYZ Affair
Acts that targeted immigrants who were not citizens Alien and Sedation Acts
Theory that states had rightsn the federal government could not violate. State's Rights
The French's struggle for liberty after the Americn Revolution. The King Lois XVI was executed. French Revolution
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