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| a group of people selected from the states to elect the president and vice president |
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| money owed by the United States |
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| certificates of debt that carry a promise to buy back the bonds at higher price |
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| people who buy items at a low price in hopes that the price will change |
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| the federal government can take reasonable actions the constitution doesn't specifically forbid |
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| federal government should only do what the constitution specifies |
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| taxes on imports to protect domestic goods/products |
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| federal building that prints money |
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| rebellion against the government that succeeds |
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| hated fortress and prison that symbolized royal power |
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| private ships hired by a country to attack its enemies |
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| wanted strong federal government supported trade and industry loose construction |
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| wanted to limit governments power strict construction farmers |
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| resident who's not a citizen |
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| act of publishing or voicing criticism of the central government |
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| speech given at the end of presidency to advise America |
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