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| People who take extreme political positions. | radical
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| When Adams appointed as many Federalists Judges as he could between the election of 1800 and Jefferson's inauguration of 1801. | Judiciary Act of 1801
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| 45 year-old Federalist, the new Chief Justice. | John Marshall
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| An important decision made by the Marshall Court. | Marbury vs. Madison
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| It contradicted the law of the contistution. | unconstitutional
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| This principle states that the Supreme Court had the final say on interpreting the constitution. | judicial review
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| 1803, $15 million to the U.S from Napoleon B.. Jefferson was thrilled. | Louisiana Purchase
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| Young officer who lead an expedition. | Meriwether Lewis
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| Lit. , friend of Lewis who helped him. | William Clark
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| This two men lead a discovery. | Lewis Clark expedition
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| A Shoshone women who helped Lewis and Clark. | Sacagawea
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| An expedition from St. Louise towards the Great Plains. | Zebulon Pike
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| The kidnapping of American Soldiers to work on British Ships. | impressment
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| Now American ships were not allowed to sail to foreign ports. | Embargo Act of 1801
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| A shawnee chief who vowed to unite Indian Tribes. | Tecumseh
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| Westeners who called for war. | War Hawks
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| Experienced officer who took control. | Oliver Hazard Perry
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| This victory put an end to the British threat. | Battle of Thames
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| He watched the all-night battle, and wrote the Star-Spangled Banner. | Francis Scott Key
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| Ended the war of 1812. | Treaty of Ghent
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