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27 Cards in this Set
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precedent |
an example to be followed by others in the future |
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invest |
to purchase something with the hope that its value will grow |
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impose |
to place a burden on something or someone
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James Madison |
factions were selfish groups, the federalists papers would prevent the growth of factions |
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thomas jefferson |
founding fathers, became president, disliked factions, secretary of state |
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alexander hamilton |
spirit of faction,disliked fsctions,was not president, a cabinet member, secretary of treasurey |
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john adams |
federalists nominated him, a new englander, was washingtons vice president |
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anthony wayne |
a general revolutionary war hero, battle of fallen timbers!
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John Jay |
washington sent him to london to solve serious problems,treaty in 1795 |
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factions |
organized political groups |
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inaguration |
a ceremony in whih the president takes oath of office |
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speculators |
people who invest in a risky venture in the hope of making a large profit |
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fundamental |
basic;most important;the foundation of an idea or ation;essential |
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hostile |
unfriendly; adverse or opposed |
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neutral |
not favoring either side in a dispute |
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impressment |
seizing the sailors and forcing them to serve in the british navy |
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cease |
to cause to come to an end ; to stop |
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emphasize |
to stress ; to give more importance to |
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alien |
is an outsider or someone from another country |
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sedition |
is activity designed to overthrow a government |
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nullify |
deprive of legal force |
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bond |
is a certificate issued by a government for an amount of money that the government promises to pay back with interest |
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state rights |
an agreement between the states and that they therefore can overrule federal law |
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duration |
length of time |
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provoke |
to cause to anger ; to excite ; to cause an action |
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unconstitutional |
contrary to what |
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Tariff |
tax placed on goods entering a country from another country |
