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| ceremony that starts the presidency |
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| tax paid for manufacture or sale of certain goods |
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| where the supreme court can declare a federal law unconstitutional |
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| stop on all imports and exports |
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| temporary alliance of groups |
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| u.s. sailors forced to serve on british ships |
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| increased respect foreign countries had for u.s. |
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| gained respect, greater sense of nationalism, federalist part dissolved, we started making our own stuff |
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| selling or transporting goods from one state to another |
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| closed meeting of political party leaders |
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| making malicious statements about opponents |
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| giving government positions to friends |
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| land had to be paid in gold or silver |
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| webster/ ashburton treaty |
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| settled the dispute of the boundary between Maine and Canada |
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| treaty of guadalupe/ hidalgo |
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| bought for a railroad from Mexico |
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| western land was allowed popular sovereignty |
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| slaves crossing the atlantic |
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| network of people who aided runaway slaves |
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| southern extremists who threatened secession |
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| confederate baots that could break down the blockade |
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| April 1861 - april 9 1865 |
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| emancipation proclamation |
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| freed slaves in confederate-held areas |
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| lee surrendered to grant april 9, 1865 |
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