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39 Cards in this Set
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Led a rebellion against the Spanish government
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Miguel Hidalgo
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Introduced the American System
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Henry Clay
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Secretary of Treasury
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Alexander Hamilton
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Thomas Jefferson's running mate
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Aaron Burr
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Introduced the Virginia Plan
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Edmond Randolph
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Wrote constitution for Carolina colony
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John Locke
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African American who joined Patriots and fought at Concord
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Peter Salem
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Ethan Allen's Army
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Green Mountain Boys
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Organized small but expert fighting force in South Carolina
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Francis Marion
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Her Hurband joined the continental army and she accompanied him
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Margaret Corbin
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Hired german soldiers who fought patriots
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Hessains
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Group of young republicans elected to Congress in 1810
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War Hawk
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money for investment
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Capital
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Uniform pieces that can be made in large quantities to replace worn out pieces
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Interchangeable Parts
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An order prohibiting trade with another country
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Embargo
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Set up regional courts for the United States with 16 judges and many other judicial officials
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Judiciary Act of 1801
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French foreign minister sent three agents who demanded bribe and loan for France from Americans
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XYZ Affair
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Branch of government that make nation's laws
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Legislative Branch
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Branch of government including the Federal court system, that interprets nation's laws
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Judicial Branch
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the first consitution of the United States, provides new central government and states gave up
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Articles of Confederation
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deals with national defense
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War Department
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Deals with foreign affairs
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State Department
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Provides for Electoral College to use seperate ballots in voting for president and vice president
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12th Amendment
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Alarmed by influx of so many immigrants, Congress raised period of residence from 2 years to 5 years before someone can get naturalized
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Naturalization Act
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revival of classical art, architecture, literature, and learning that originated in Italy and spread throughout Europe
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Renaissance
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When Europeans came to America and transferred plants, animals, and diseases back and forth
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Columbian Exchange
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1817 said in inauguration speech proud of US accomplishments
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James Monroe
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after 1812 war defended nation in "Liberty and Union, Now and Forever" speech
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Daniel Webster
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faroced Napolean Bonaparte to abandon plans for American Empire
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Toussaint-L'ouverture
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joined forces with British after "battle of Tippercanoe;" thought General William Harrison was trying to prevent Native Americans from becoming powerful
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Tecumseh
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believed in State banks
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Democratic-Republicans
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Americans who supported independence
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Patriots
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Americans thought that political parties would divide nation; did not attend Paris Peace Talks
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Jay's Treaty
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believd in National Government
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Ben Franklin
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wrote "These are the times that try men's souls"
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Thomas Paine
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Provided for a Chief Executive
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Constitution
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Caused trouble between us and Spain
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Mississippi River
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Treaty of peace between US and Indian tribes
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Treaty of Greenville
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deals with financial matters
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Treasury Department
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