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radical people who took extreme political positions
judiciary act of 1801 when Adams filled in as many federal judges before Jefferson was appointed
john marshall a chief justice for the supreme court
Marbury vs madison when Marbury sued Madison for not giving him his job
unconstitutional something that contradicted the law of the constitution
judicial review the supreme court has a final say in interpreting the constitution
louisiana purchase the buying of New Orleans for $15 million
meriwether Lewis a young officer
William Clark an old friend of Jefferson and a Lieutenant
Lewis and Clark expidition a group who explored the Louisiana purchase beginning in 1803
Sacagawea a shoshone guide woman married to a French trapper
Zebulon Pike a man who explored the sources of the Arkansas and Red rivers
impressment kidnapping
Embargo Act of 1807 American ships weren't allowed to foreign ports
Tecumseh a Shawnee chief
war hawks Westerners who called for war
Oliver Hazard Perry an expirenced officer
Battle of the Thames a battle where Harrison persued british forces and deafeted them
Francis Scott Key a Washington lawyer detained in a British ship
Treaty of Ghent ended the war of 1812
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