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33 Cards in this Set
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American System
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A program created by Henry Clay to try to bring all sections of the country together by making internal improvments
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Excise Tax
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Tax on goods produced in this country
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Right of Deposit
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Right of shipping goods for trade out of the Port of New Orleans
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Loose Interpretation
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Believers in broad, flexible interpretation of Constitutional ideas
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Protective Tariff
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Tax Protecting goods made in the U.S.
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Era of Good Feeling
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Nationalism
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Washington's Farewell Address
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Stay clear of alliances with other countries
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Gibbons vs Ogden
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Supreme Court/Congress had the power to regulate interstate commerce
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Muculloch vs Maryland
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Supreme Court allowed the national bank to rise
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Monroe Doctrine
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President warned European nations to keep out of affairs in the Western hemisphere
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Whisky Rebellion
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Pennsylvania farmers revolted against government to protest tax on whisky.
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Rush Bagot Treaty
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Treaty between U.S. and Great Britain to reduce the number of warships on the Great Lakes
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Embargo
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Government ban on trades with other nations
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Fletcher vs Peck
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Georgia law violated the Constitution; Supreme Court shows its power over states
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Dartmouth vs Woodward
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Set precedent that states may not pass laws impairing private contracts
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Pinckney Treaty
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Span and the U.S. gave us everything West of the Appalachian Mountains and part of New Orleans
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Nationalism
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Having pride on one's nation
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Democratic/Republican Party
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Thomas Jefferson opposed to it
Established by Andrew Jackson Started with break from Republican Party |
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Proclamation of Neutrality
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Not taking any specific side
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Sectionalism
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Loyalty to state or region or nation
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Log rolling
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Legislators voting on a bill as a favor to other legislators.
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Missouri Compromise
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allowed Missouri to enter the union as a slave state
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Naturalization
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A process by which foreigners become citizens
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Alien Act
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series of laws to reduce immigration to the U.S.
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Isolationsism
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To cut off trade with other nations
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No Nothing Party
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Political party to stop foreigners from coming in to U.S.
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Fletcher vs Peck
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Georgia law violated the Constitution
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Sedition Act
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Right to put someone in jail for speaking out against the government
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Marbury vs Madison
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established the power of Judicial Review
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Strict Intepretation
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Believers of a strict interpretation of the Constitutional ideas
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Juciciary Act
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A laws that created the federal system of courts
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lame duck
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A president during period of time when a new president is elected and the existing president is still in office.
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Jay Treaty
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An agreement between U.S. and Britain to remove their troops
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