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Ch.10 Vocabulary

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A person who takes an extreme political position. radical
An act passed by John Adams that appointed Federalist judges to oppose Jefferson. Judiciary Act of 1801
The Federalist Chief Justice appointed by John Adams who checked Republican power for about 3 decades. John Marshall
A decision made by the Marshall Court where judicial review was created. Marbury v. Madison
A statement that contradicts the law of the Constitution. unconstitutional
A principle that states the Supreme Court has the final say in interpreting the Constitution. judicial review
A purchase made by Jefferson with Napoleon that doubled America's size and opened up the West in 1803. Louisiana Purchase
An officer chosen by Jefferson to lead the Western expedition - held the rank of Captain. Meriwether Lewis
An officer chosen by Cpt. Lewis to be the co-cpt. of the expedition - held the rank of Lieutenant. William Clark
The volunteer force of about 40 people and Lewis/Clark that explored the West(Louisiana/Oregon) in 1804. Lewis and Clark expedition
A Shoshone woman who accompanied Lewis/Clark in 1805 and was a translator/guide. Sacagawea
An explorer who traveled south from St.Louis and described the Great Plains inaccurately. Captured by Spainish and later returned in 1807. Zebulon Pike
The kidnapping of foreigners to work upon British ships. impressment
An act passed by Jefferson that stopped all foreign trade to prevent bloodshed-not successful. Embargo Act of 1807
A Shawnee chief who united Native Americans to keep their land. Tecumseh
Westerners who called for war against Britain because of British alliance with N.Americans. War Hawk
An American officer who led a new fleet on Lake Erie and won a battle in 1813. Oliver Hazard Perry
Gen. Harrison pursued the British into Canada and defeated them in Oct. 1813 - killed Tecumseh and ended NW British threat. Battle of the Thames
A lawyer who wrote the national anthem at Ft. McHenry in 1814. Francis Scott Key
The Treaty that ended the War of 1812 and stated no victor - signed Dec.24, 1814. Treaty of Ghent
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