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| French leader who sold Louisiana to the U.S. |
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| Jefferson's person secretary who led expedition into Louisiana Territory |
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| Architect that designed Washington, D.C. |
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| Jefferson's Treasury Secretary; introduced budget specifying sums for each item of national expense |
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| The U.S. ship which was fired upon by the British in 1807 |
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| Haitian leader who prevented a French takeover of his island |
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| Pierre Dominique Toussant L'Overture |
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| Prohibited American ships from sailing for any foreign port |
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| Blamed Alexander Hamilton for his defeat for governor of N.Y.;Killed Hamilton in a duel |
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| Supreme Court decision that established the practice of judicial review |
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| Chief Justice who established the Supreme Court as the final authority in interpretation of the Constitution |
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| a legal example to be followed |
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| Federalist's were mistrustful of |
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| Jefferson hoped that the U.S. would remain a nation of |
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| Thomas Jefferson was a man of many professions, except |
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| Minister (he was atheist) |
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| Chief significance of Louisiana Purchase was |
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| America gained control of Mississippi River (farmers could transport goods) |
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| Jefferson handled the Barbary Pirates by |
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| sending navy ships to attack them |
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| "Naturalization" means to |
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| grant full citizenship to a foreigner |
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| Government order prohibiting trade with a foreign country is called an |
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| "Midnight judges" means that these judges were appointed |
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| Judicial Review gives the Supreme Court the power to declare Congressional Laws |
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| New England federalists opposed the Lousiana Purchase because they feared |
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| it would increase power in the West |
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| One significant change made during the Jefferson Administration was the repeal of this tax |
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| European nations nd the U.S. paid the Barbary States for protections from |
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| Jefferson believed that a major role of the federal government was to |
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| The Louisiana Purchase doubled the size of the U.S. and forced Jefferson to |
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| reverse his interpretation of the Constitution |
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| Marbury vs. Madison is a good example of this basic U.S. Govt. principle |
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| Lewis and Clark followed this river to reach the Rockies |
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| The Embargo act caused America's commerce to |
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| The reason for its name "The Great Divide" is because it marks the division |
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| of east and west flowing rivers |
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| Jefferson and the Republicans feared the judges on the Supreme Court because |
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| They could only be removed by impeachment and most were Federalists |
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| Alexander Hamilton died as the result of |
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| Aaron Burr was aquitted of treason because the prosecution could not |
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| produce two witnesses to the treasonable act |
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| On which issue did Jefferson contradict his policy of "strict construction" of the constitution |
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