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Chapter 10 vocab. KK

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Radical person who takes extreme political positions
Judiciary Act of 1801 law that increased number of federal judges, allowing President Adams to fill most of new spots with Federalists.
John Marshall Federalists chosen as Chief Justice of Supreme Court by Adams in 1801
Marbury vs. Madison Case where Supreme Court ruled it had power to abolish laws declared unconstitutional.
unconstitutional something that contradicts the law of the constitution.
Judicial Review Supreme Court has final say in interpreting the Constitution
Louisiana Purchase Purchase of Louisiana territory from France in 1803
Meriwether Lewis Captain chosen by Jefferson to explore Louisiana Purchase territory
William Clark Lieutenant friend of Lewis chosen to select and oversee volunteer force -Corps of Discovery
Lewis and Clark expedition 1803- group led by Lewis and Clark to explore lands of Louisiana Purchase/ Great Plains
Sacagawea Shoshone woman who helped Lewis and Clark due to her knowledge of the land
Zebulon Pike led southernly route of exploration of the Louisiana Purchase territory/ Rocky Mountains- Pikes Peak
impressment act of seizing by force
Embargo Act of 1807 stated American ships no longer allowed to sail to foreign ports and closed American ports to British.
Tecumseh Shawnee chief who wanted Native Americans to unite in order to save their lands
War Hawk Westerner who supported the War of 1812
Oliver Hazard Perry Naval officer 1813 Perry's ship the Lawrence met and attacked the British Fleet on Lake Erie
Battle of the Thames American victory over British in War of 1812
Francis Scott Key Washington lawyer who wrote Star Spangled Banner/U.S. national anthem.
Treaty of Ghent Ended war of 1812/signed in 1814
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