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they are the first 10 amendments for the constitution.
excessive bail was also prohibited by the english bill of rights.

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a act established by the judicial courts of USA.
circuit court riding would later be abolished by the judiciary Act of 1891.

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Assumption 1. the federal government assumed every states debts were in order to stimulate the whole economy and build trust between the states
Redemption 2. the federal government pays back every U.S
citizen that purchased war bonds in 100% value
Tariffs 3. putting tariffs on imports to pay off interest on national debt and put an internal tax on something to pay off the debt
National bank 4. creating national bank, that allowed citizens to invest in bank to fund economic growth.

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four laws passed by the U.S congress in 1798. the four laws restricted the activities of foreign residents in the county

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an opportunity to establish federal authority by military means within state boundries.

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it was measured and passed by the legislatures of virginia. it had resolutions written by james madison.

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the refusal of a U.S state to aid in enforcement of federal laws within its limits.

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a political party opposed to the federalist party.

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a political group that favored the adoption by the states of the constitution.

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The First Political Parties of the US: Federalist vs Democratic Republicans | History with Ms. H

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washington's proclamation of Neutrality 

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washington's proclamation of Neutrality 

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a formal announcement issued by U.S president george washington.

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the treaty of amity commerce, and navigation, between his britannic majesty and the united states of america

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commonly known as the treaty of san lorenzo or the treaty of madrid

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battle of fallen timbers/ treaty of greenville

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battle of fallen timbers/ treaty of greenville

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in august 1795 the indians ceded much of present-day ohio.

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British Betrayal (Battle of Fallen Timbers & the Treaty of Greenville)

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Uploaded by Bobblehead George on 2016-03-18.

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a diplomatic incident between french and united states diplomats that resulted in a limited undeclared war

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an undiclaired war fought almost entirely at sea between the united states and france from 1798 to 1800

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The 1798 Franco-American War: The Quasi War

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the voting rights of U.S citizens cannot be abridged on account of race and color

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Controversial voting requirement struck down Monday could return for Oklahomans

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was the wife of the closest advisor of john quincy adams

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established the principle of judicial review

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the acquisition of the territory of louisiana by the united states from france in 1803

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expedition from august 31, 1803 to september 25, 1806

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1807 was a law passed by the united states congress and signed by president thomas jefferson.

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in the last sixteen day's of president thomas jefferson's presidency the congress replaced the Embrago act

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a native american shawnee warrior and chief, who became the primary leader.

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on august 1794, wayne led american troops to decisive victory against a confederation of native americans.

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a person regarded as an inspired teacher or proclaimer of the will of god

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a term used in politics for someone who favors war or continuing to escelate an existing conflict.

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"the press" or "the press gang" is the taking of men into a military

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was fought on january 8, 1815 between british troops led by general edward pakenham and american forces led by general andrew jackson.

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signed by british and american representatives at ghenet.

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a series of meeting's from december 15, 1814 to january 5, 1815, in hartford connecticut united states.

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a period in the political history of the united states.

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the first widespread and durable financial crisis in the united states

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passed in the 1820, admitted missouri to the union as a slave

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the first industrial revolution was the transition to new manufacturing processes in the europe and united states