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Ch. 10 Vocab JX

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People who take extreme political positions. radical
An Act that appointed many Federalist judges making the jusidiciary firmly federal. Judiciary Act of 1801
A Federalist who was appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. John Marshall
An important decision of the Marshall court, appointing William Marbury as Secretary of State, leading to conflict. Marbury v. Madison
Contradicted the law of the Constitution. unconstitutional
States that the Supreme Court has the final say in interpreting the Constitution. judicial review
Purchase offered by Napoleon to buy all of the Louisiana territory. Louisiana Purchase
A young officer chosen by Jefferson to lead the expedition to the west. Meriwether Lewis
Selected by Lewis to select and oversee a volunteer force. William Clark
The Corps of Discovery became to be known as this. Lewis and Clark expedition
A Shoshone woman who had very helpful (to Lewis and Clark)language skills and knowledge of geography. Sacagawea
Led an expedition to find sources of the Arkansas and Red rivers. Zebulon Pike
kidnapping impressment
Passed by Congress saying that American ships were no longer allowed to sail to foreign ports, and closed American ports to British ships. Embargo Act of 1807
A Shawnee Chief who vowed to stop the loss of Native American land. Tecumseh
Westerners of the U.S. who called for war with the British. War Hawk
An expiernced officer who took charge of an infant fleet the Americans built on the shores of Lake Erie. Oliver Hazard Perry
A victory by the Americans (Harrison) that put an end to the British threat to the Northwest. Battle of the Thames
A Washington lawyer who was detained on a British ship watching the all-night battle. He expressed his pride of the U.S. with a poem that later became the national anthem. Francis Scott Key
A Treaty that ended the War of 1812. Treaty of Ghent
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