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1 Ch. 7 Vocabulary Review

2 impressment the British practice of forcing American sailors into the service of the British navy

3 Implied powers Not specifically stated in the Constitution.

4 alien someone called who lives in a country but is not a citizen

5 partisan political term that means favoring one side of an issue

6 National Debt the amount of money a nation’s government owes

7 sedition refers to activities aimed at weakening established governments

8 States’ rights The belief that states have powers independent of the federal gov’t that are reserved / these powers supercede federal powers and laws

9 Precedent a tradition or model for others to follow

10 bond a paper note that promises to repay money in a certain length of time

11 deport to send out of the country

12 Neutrality proclamation
States the U.S. would not take sides with any nations at war in Europe.

13 nullify to overturn legally

14 inauguration An official beginning or introduction into political office

15 speculator someone who risks money in order to make a larger profit

16 Cabinet President George Washington’s department heads and the attorney general

17 tariff a tax on imports

18 unconstitutional Not agreeing or consistent with the Constitution

19 caucus a meeting by members of a political party to choose candidates to run for office

20 Electoral College The group of delegates from each state who elect the President **based on the popular vote in their state

21 Loose construction To interpret the Constitution in a way that allows the federal gov’t to take actions that the Constitution doesn’t specifically forbid

22 strict construction To interpret the Constitution in a way that allows the federal gov’t to take actions ONLY specifically allowed by the Constitution.


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