the president's chief advisors

A person's policy, position, or belief system

a person born in a foreign country

to declare void or to cancel

forcing someone into service for an organization or government

conduct or speech inciting (causing) people to rebel against the authority of a government

an economic system that allows people to start and run their own businesses with little government control

to take

to add on

issues that occur within a country

official ban on trade with another country

union or association formed between countries for mutual benefit

the act of going against something

the policy of a nation that does not participate in wars with other nations

policy of nonparticipation in international economic and/or political relations

to be sworn in to political office, marks beginning of term

a solution to a problem; to decide something

to withdraw

group of people that supports a candidate running for government position

loyalty to one's own region instead of the nation as a whole

the belief that the states have rights that the federal government can't take away

the speech given when a person is leaving office

the order in which things happen

relations with governments of other countries

the ability of the Supreme Court to look at laws and decide if they are constitutional; the final authority over the laws

a tax on imported / foreign goods