U.S. History Terms III

Certificate that promises to pay the holder a sum of money plus interest on a certain date.

Money a government owes.

Person who invest in a risky venture in hopes of making a large profit.

Tax on goods brought into a country.

Foriegner

Stirring up rebeillion. (think incite!)

Cancel, such as a law.

Ensuring that all people have the same rights.

French term meaning let alone, Reffered to the idea that government should not interfere in people's lives. (think hands-off!)

Act of seizing men from a ship or village and forcing them to serve in the navy.

Ban on trade with another country.

Pride in or devotion to one's country.

Members of Congress who wanted war with Britain in 1812.

Person who invests money in busines.

Method of producing goods that bring workers & machines together in one place.

Identical parts of a tool or intrument that are made by machine.

The period from 1816 to 1823, when the decline of th Federalist Party and the end of the War of 1812 gave rise to a time of political cooperation.

Separation of people of different races.

Tax place on goods from another country to protect home industry.

Plan devised by Henry Clat providing for high tariffs and internal improvements.

Right to vote.

Meeting at which a political party selects a candidate.

Private meeting of political leaders to choose a candidate.

Practice of giving government jobs to loyal supporters.

Nickname for President Andrew Jackson.

Group of unofficial advisers to President Andrew Jackson.

State banks used by President Andrew Jackson and Roger Taney for government money.

Name given by southerners to the Tariff of 1828.

Idea of declaring a federal law illegal.

Idea that individual states has the right to limit the power of the federal government.