| Alien and Sediton Acts | | Philosophy that agriculture and owning land is the backbone of the economy |
| Cabinet | | Four laws that the federalists pushed through the congress |
| Oliver Perry | | Required importers to pay a percentage of the value of their cargo when they landed it in the United States |
| John Marshall | | Chief justice of the USA |
| hartford Convention | | Forbade trade with France and Britain |
| nationalism | | Powers not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution |
| Speculator | | People willing to take a risk in hopes of a future financial gain |
| Washington's Farewell Address | | Theory that a state should be able to interveine between the federal government to stop illegal action |
| Bank of the United States | | Man who mapped much of the Mississippi |
| william clark | | Shoshone woman who joined the expediion as a guide/interpreter |
| whiskey rebellion | | Power to decide whether laws passed by the congress were constitutional and to strike down the ones that were not |
| Quasi-War | | Paper notes promising to repay money after a certain length of time with interest |
| Implied Powers | | Secretly arrainged for a ffleet to be built on lake Erie in Ohio |
| william henry Harrison | | Incitement to rebellion |
| Sedition | | Group of advisors to the president |
| Enumerated Powers | | Lewis's secondhand man |
| zebulon pike | | Granted US rights to navigate on the Mississippi river |
| Alien | | Powers specifically mentioned in the Constituion |
| sacagawea | | Policy between countries ensuring fair trading practices |
| Embargo | | Legalized form of kidnapping that forced people into military service |
| Most-Favored Nation | | Men who love war |
| Bond | | Ended the war of 1812 |
| Impressment | | When farmers rioted after an excise tax was imposed on whiskey |
| Nullification | | Government ban on trade with other countries |
| meriwether lewis | | Long written speech writted by Washington before he leaves office |
| Tariff of 1789 | | Shawnee chief |
| Jay's Treaty | | Atgacking British ships and the British attacking the USA's ships |
| Agrarianism | | Feelings of strong Patriotism |
| non-intercourse act | | If the federal government passed an unconstitutional law the states had to fight to nullify the law |
| Judicial Review | | Govenor of Indiana territory |
| war hawks | | British have to leave their forts in the USA |
| Interposistion | | Called for several constitutional amendments to increase political power |
| louisiana purchase | | Used to manage debts and interest payments |
| Pickney' Treaty | | People living in the country who are not citizens |
| tecumseh | | US bought louisiana from france for 11.25 million dollars |
| treaty of ghent | | The man Jefferson chose to lead the expedition |
