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Cards In This Set
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Tariff
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A tax on imports
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Census
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Official count of the population
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Mudslinging
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Attempt to ruin opponents reputation through insults
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War Hawks
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Young republicans elected to congress in 1810 who pushed for war with Great Britain, supported westward expansion, and economic developments
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Landslide
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Winning by a large margin
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Favorite Son Candidate
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Candidate who receives backing from home state
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Suffrage
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The right to vote
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Trade Union
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Organization of workers with the same trade of skill
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Log Cabin Campaign
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Symbolized the candidate as a “man of the people”
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Underground Railroad
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Network of safe houses/escape routes leading slaves out of the south
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Judicial Review
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established in Marbury V Madison 3 points: Constitution is the Supreme Law of the Land, if there is a questions between a law and the constitution the constitution must be followed, Supreme Court determines if laws violate the constitution
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Clipper Ships
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ocean-going vessels
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What two warnings did Washington issue the U.S. in his farewell address?
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Political parties would tear the nation apart and stay away from foreign alliances
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Compare and Contrast the first two political parties, the Federalist and the Democratic-Republicans.
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Federalist wanted a strong national government. The Democratic-Republicans supported strong state governments.
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Who was the chief justice of the United States that said the Constitution and the federal government are under the people’s authority?
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John Marshall
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