STAAR Review: Early Republic

Match the following

• to refuse to follow a law, cancel

• debt

• not taking a side

• oppose/ opposition

• to break away, withdraw

• neutral

• to be against something

• secede

• money someone owes

• nullify

an effort by many people to change the government by use of protest or violence

• rebellion

• impressment

• nationalism

• precedent

to kidnap and force someone to serve in the army or navy

• rebellion

• impressment

• nationalism

• precedent

a feeling of patriotism, feeling that your country is better than others

• rebellion

• impressment

• nationalism

• precedent

a tradition or example that gets passed down to other leaders

• rebellion

• impressment

• nationalism

• precedent

​ (a)   : group of people with similar beliefs about how the government should be ran

• political party
• sedition
• tariff
• cabinet

​ ​ (a)   : a speech or action that makes people want to rebel

• sedition
• tariff
• cabinet
• political party

​ (a)   : a tax on a good from another country

• tariff
• cabinet
• political party
• sedition

​ (a)   : a group of officials who advise the president

• cabinet
• political party
• sedition
• tariff

Match the Supreme Court case to the description.

• decided slaves were not citizens, and that they were property

• Marbury v. Madison

• the states cannot tax the federal government

• Worcester v. Georgia

• federal government has control over interstate trade

• Dred Scott v. Sandford

• the government could not force the Cherokee to move from their land

• Gibbons v. Ogden

• established judicial review

• McCulloch v. Maryland