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VP of Thomas Jefferson -supported the federalist POV -killed Alex. Hamilton in duel |
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1st Secretary of Treasurey -supported federalist POV - opposed Burr - killed in duel w/ Burr |
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Barbary Pirates/ Tributes |
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-$ paid to pirates in order to have American ships sail in Barbary area of Tripoli |
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Department of Washingtons Cabinet |
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Secretary of State, Treasurey,of War; Attorney General |
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stopped importation and exportation of all goods from Europe to America |
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instead of going to war with France over seizing American ships |
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kept southern states from seceding from the Union |
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Seminole leader who battled with Americans in order to keep their native land |
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poem written by Francis Scott Key during the war of 1812 in a battle in Baltimore harbor |
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Henry Clay, John Calhoun were supporters of Western expansion and economic development |
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branch of Congress that choose the president in case of an election w/o majority vote |
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Native American tribe from Florida who was able to remain of their land |
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brother to The Prophet -wanted peace among American settlers, suggested a Native American Confederation |
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brother to Tecumseh - killed in a raid by Americans |
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designed by Lowell in which all machines create a single product under 1 roof - encouraged the growth of northeastern cities |
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Supreme Court Justice who settled cases Madison v. Monroe, Gibbons v. Ogden and gave the rule to the people over the federal government |
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those in favor of a strong central government -became democratic/ republican party |
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Native who was instrumental in assisting Lewis and Clark expedition |
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drew a line of demarcation during the south and north in regards to balancing the slavery issues of the early 1800's |
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