Question 1

to formally swear in or INDUCT into office

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inaugurated

Question 2

a tradition or example that becomes standard practice

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precedent

Question 3

the President's advisers

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cabinet

Question 4

a tax on imported goods

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tariff

Question 5

belief that the government should NOT have much power

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strict interpretation

Question 6

belief that the government should have a LOT of power

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loose interpretation

Question 7

relations with governments of FOREIGN countries

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foreign policy

Question 8

not taking sides

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neutral

Question 9

the act of seizing by force (kidnapping)

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impressments

Question 10

immigrants who were not yet citizens

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aliens

Question 11

people who supported the Constitution

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Federalists

Question 12

stirring up rebellion against the government

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sedition

Question 13

the idea the states have certain rights that the federal government cannot take away

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states' rights

Question 14

idea that a state could cancel any act of Congress that is considers unconstitutional

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nullification

Question 15

the amount of money a nation's government owes

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national debt

Question 16

powers not specifically written in the Constitution

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implied powers

Question 17

going against the Constitution

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unconstitutional

Question 18

a meeting held by a political party to choose their party's candidate for president

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caucus

Question 19

choosing one side of an issue

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partisan

Question 20

person who risks money in order to make a large profit

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speculator

Question 21

people who were against the Constitution

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Anti-federalist

Question 22

a term founders used to refer to political parties and special interests

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faction

Question 23

a group of people who work together to try to promote their ideas

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political party

Question 24

a French term that means "let it be."

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Laissez-Faire

Question 25

a political party who supported states' rights

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Democratic Republicans

Question 26

the period of time a president is in office

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presidential administration

Question 27

a legal process to obtain citizenship

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naturalization

Question 28

a formal opinion

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resolution

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