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| A tax on imports or exports |
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| Idea that states have powers and are independent of the federal govt. |
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| To move someone to another place to live |
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| To reject a bill and prevent it from becoming a law |
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| Policy that government should have little control of the nation's economy |
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| To cancel or make ineffective |
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A period of low economic activity and widespread unemployment |
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Attempts to ruin an opponent's reputation with insults |
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| practive replacing govt. employees with winning candidate's supporters |
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| a meeting held by a political party to choose candidates of decide policy |
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| system in which non-elected officials carry out laws |
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| candidate who received the backing of his home state rather than that of the national party |
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| the system in which delegates from the states selected the party's presidential candidate |
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| types of war tactics in which fighting forces make suprise attacks and then retreat into hiding |
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an atempt to show presidential candidate William Henry Harrison as a "man of the people" |
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