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Ch. 10 Vocab

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people who take extreme political positions Radical
Adams appointed many federal judges Judiciary Acts of 1801
Chief Justice of the Supreme Cort chosen by President Adams. Stayed for over 3 decades. John Marshall
Marbury was to be a justice of the peace for DC, but Madison refused to give him the job. Marbury sued but Court sided with Madison. Marbury v. Madison
Jefferson bought land from French, doubling the size of the U.S. Lousiana Purchase
Captain of the expedition to explore new territory Meriwether Lewis
Lewis's Lieutenant to select and oversee volunteer force. Skilled mapmaker and outdoorsman William Clark
Corps of Discovery- expedition of Lewis and Clark, plus volunteer force Lewis and Clarks Expedition
Her, her husband, and their baby went with Lewis and Clark on their expedition. Sacagawea
Led Expedition from St. Louis onto southerly route. Zebulon Pike
kidnapping impressment
American Ships were no longer allowed to sail to foreign ports. Also Closed American ports to British Ships Embargo Act of 1807
Shawnee chief who tried to unite Native Americans to prevent losing land. Tecumseh
Contradicted the law of the constitution Unconstitutional
A principle that state that the Supreme Court has the final say in interpreting the constitution judicial review
westerners who called for war War Hawk
Experienced officer who took charge of an infant fleet on the shores of lake erie. forces british to surrender Oliver Hazard Perry
Battle against british forces in Canada and general Harrison leading americans. American victory, which ended british threat in the Northwest Battle of the Thames
A Washington lawyer who watches an all night battle against americans and british, and expressed it when writing the national anthem Francis Scott Key
Ended the war of 1812 treaty of Ghent
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