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ch. ten vocabulary

ch. 10 vocab

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radical people who take extreme political positions
judiciary Act of 1801 the midnight judges
John Marshall chief justice, wrote the opinion that the law under which marbury sued, was unconstitutional
Marbury v. Madison marbury was supposed to be secretary of state but madison refused so marbury sued
UNCONSTITUTIONAL something that contradicts the law of the constitution
JUDICIAL REVIEW Surpreme courthasthe final say on interpreting the constitution
LOUISIANA PURCHASE doubled the size of the u.s. bought for 15 million in 1803
LEWIS led the expedition
CLARK skilled map maker
LEWIS&CLARK EXPEDITION found a route leading to the pacific ocean
SACAGAWEA indian who helped translate during the expedition of lewis/clark
ZEBULON PIKE led expedition, left St. louis on a southerly route
IMPRESSMENT kidnapping of of american sailors to work on British ships.
EMBARGO ACT OF 1807 american ports were no longer allowed to sail to foreign ports, also closed the ports to british ports
tecumseh he wanted the indians to unite
war hawks westerners who called for war
oliver hazard perry ship name was lawerence, experienced officer. famous quote,"Don't give up the ship.
battle of the thames victory put an end to british to the northwest
francis scott key wrote the natonal anthem
treaty of ghent ended the war of 1812, showed had no clear winner.
james madison fourth president
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