the ability to interpret the Constitution; to seize more power for the federal government.
Loose Interpretation
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a tax placed on goods brought in from other countries A. Excise Tax B.Tariff
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Deals with legal issues A. Secretary of War B. Secretary of State C. Secretary of Treasury D. Attorney General
Attorney General
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Deals with our nationโs finances (money) A. Secretary of War B. Secretary of State C. Secretary of Treasury D. Attorney General
Secretary of Treasury
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it means an example or a model for people to follow
precedent
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Settled issues with ENGLAND having to do with English forts in America and the British damaging American ships. A. Jay's Treaty B. Pinckney's Treaty C. Proclamation of Neutrality
Jay's Treaty
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Had to do with the court system. Appointed 6 members to the Supreme Court and also created lower courts to assist the Supreme Court.
Judiciary Act
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Who was the Secretary of War?
Knox
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Who came up with the first financial plan for the US?
Hamilton
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Who was the Attorney General?
Edmund Randolph
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should do only what the Constitution states it can do
Strict Interpretation
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Who was Washingtonโs Vice President?
Adams
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Deals with foreign nations A. Secretary of War B. Secretary of State C. Secretary of Treasury D. Attorney General