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19 Cards in this Set
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Inauguration |
A ceremony in which the president takes the oath of the office |
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Precedent |
An example to be followed by the other in the future |
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Bond |
Is a certificated issue by the government for an amount of money that the government promise to pay back with interst |
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Speculator |
People who invest in a risky venture in the hope of makeing a large profit |
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Unconstitutional |
Contrary to what is permitted by the constitution |
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Tariff |
A tax on imported goods |
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Faction |
An organized political group |
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James Madison |
Considered factions to be selfish |
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Thomas Jefferson |
Considered factions to be selfish |
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Alexander Hamilton |
Disliked factions |
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John Adams |
A new England er |
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Anthony Wayne |
Ivar hero and general |
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Neutral |
Not favoring either sicle indispute |
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Impressment |
The sailors on American Ships word |
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John jay |
A person who went to London to try to solve the most serious problems |
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Alien |
An outsider or someone from another country |
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Sedition |
Is a activity disigned to over throw a government |
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Nullify |
Deprive of legal force |
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States rights |
An idea that which blinding these united states is an agreement between the states and that their for can over rule federal now |
