James Monroe Hamilton 5th president Federalist Party Whiskey's Rebellion Ohio River Marbury vs. Madison impressment Approved the purchase of the Louisiana Purchase J. Marshall Pro- British Secretary of Treasury Pro- France Northwest Ordinance 2nd president Established principal of judicial review General of the Continental Army Democratic Republican Party Washington's Farewell Address Jefferson Territory bought from France in 1803 Monroe Doctrine President during the War of 1812 Taxes British blockade Made in America Strict interpretation of the constitution National Bank US should stay neutral James Monroe Hamilton 5th president Federalist Party Whiskey's Rebellion Ohio River Marbury vs. Madison impressment Approved the purchase of the Louisiana Purchase J. Marshall Pro- British Secretary of Treasury Pro- France Northwest Ordinance 2nd president Established principal of judicial review General of the Continental Army Democratic Republican Party Washington's Farewell Address Jefferson Territory bought from France in 1803 Monroe Doctrine President during the War of 1812 Taxes British blockade Made in America Strict interpretation of the constitution National Bank US should stay neutral
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James Monroe
Hamilton
5th president
Federalist
Party
Whiskey's Rebellion
Ohio River
Marbury vs. Madison
impressment
Approved the purchase of the Louisiana Purchase
J. Marshall
Pro-British
Secretary of Treasury
Pro-France
Northwest Ordinance
2nd president
Established principal of judicial review
General of the Continental Army
Democratic Republican Party
Washington's Farewell Address
Jefferson
Territory bought from France in 1803
Monroe Doctrine
President during the War of 1812
Taxes
British blockade
Made in America
Strict interpretation of the constitution
National Bank
US should stay neutral