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| Political Party whose members favored banks and internal improvements |
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| To rule the way the people want |
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| Land that the US bought from France in 1803 |
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| order of government preventing the movement of ships |
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| The way people produce goods and services |
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| large farm on which crops are grown for sale |
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| working for political or social reforms (this is the act of doing before the reform happens) |
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| to leave something; to give in. |
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| a law forcing people in the North to return runaway enslaved Africans |
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| beliefs in ones particular area that differ from another area. |
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| Idea that God wanted something accomplished |
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| Feelings of pride and loyalty to a nation |
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| The power for the court to declare a law unconstitutional |
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