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2. George Washington pursued this as the foreign policy to allow for needed time for the US to gain economic and military strength

3. Neutrality

4. One precedent set by Washington was the creation of a group of presidential advisors known as this.

5. cabinet

6. Amid controversy, Hamilton proposed the creation of this that could house federal deposits.

7. The National Bank

8. These were added to imports in the early 1800s to raise revenue and protect domestic manufacturing.

9. Tariffs

10. Washington’s Proclamation of Neutrality, Jefferson’s Embargo Act and the Monroe Doctrine were all efforts to avoid this with European powers

11. Political Conflict/War

12. The Supreme Court assumed this power in the case Marbury v. Madison

13. Judicial review

14. Conflicts between Jeffersonians and Hamiltonians during the Washington administration gave rise to these.

15. Political Parties

16. The Marshall Court decisions generally increased this level of government’s power

17. Federal

18. These two oceans allowed the US to maintain its policy of neutrality through much of the 1800s

19. Atlantic and Pacific

20. Farmers in the Ohio River Valley gained a great economic benefit when the US acquired this waterway

21. The Mississippi River

22. This was a foreign policy success because it ended French control of the Mississippi River

23. The Louisiana Purchase

24. President Jefferson authorized this expedition duo to explore a possible route to the Pacific Ocean.

25. Lewis and Clark

26. This is the relatively flat region of the US between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains

27. Great Plains

28. The purchase of the Louisiana territory initially posed a problem for President Jefferson because of this view of the interpretation of the Constitution.

29. Strict Constructionist

30. During the 1800s the availability of these greatly contributed to the start of the Industrial Revolution.

31. Natural Resources

32. A battle plan for the attack on Ft Henry is this type of document – primary or secondary?

33. Primary

34. During the first half of the 1800s, trade and manufacturing most influenced this region of the United States.

35. New England/the Northeast

36. Farmers could more easily ship their grain to eastern markets when this New York transportation system was completed in 1825.

37. The Erie canal.

38. A primary goal of this presidential decree (1823) was to prevent European intervention in newly independent Latin American countries.

39. The Mornoe Doctrine.

40. As a result of this 1820 act, the balance between free and slave states was maintained.

41. The Missouri Compromise

42. President Jackson’s Indian policy was to force them to move west of this geographic feature.

43. Mississippi River

44. President Jackson used this system to provide jobs to his political party supporters

45. The Spoils System

46. The Articles of Confederation and the theory of nullification were both attempts to give this level of government more power.

47. state

48. Voter participation increased with the election of Jackson (1828) due to the end of this requirement to vote by many states.

49. Property

50. The Cherokee nation won the right to keep its land in Georgia in this case.

51. Worcester (Cherokee Nation) v GA