Founding Era

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the ceremony that installs a new President

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inauguration

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the department heads of the executive branch who advise the President and help carry out the laws

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cabinet

Front

taxes on imports

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tariffs

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piece of paper given in exchange for money with a promise to repay the loan plus interest by a certain date

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bond

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view that government has the power to do ONLY what is written in the Constitution

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strict construction

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the view that the government has broader power than the ones specifically listed in the Constitution

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loose construction

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not taking sides

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neutral

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a tax on the production or sale of a certain product

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excise tax

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when someone is forced to serve in another nation's navy

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impressed

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organized groups of people who have similar ideas about government and society

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political parties