People
He was Alexander Hamilton's brother's only sibling
Who was...Alexander Hamilton?
In "Exposition and Protest," the author uses this medieval term to refer to southerners who were being oppressed by tariffs
What is "serfs"?
Famous U.S. Supreme Court case we studied: McCulloch v. ___
What is "Maryland"?
How a U.S. President can restrain the U.S. Congress
What is "veto a law or refuse to execute a law"?
This term means "a pair running for President and Vice President together"
What is a "ticket"?
He vetoed a "Bonus Bill"
Who was James Madison?
An exclusive license to operate a certain business, like what New York's government did for Robert Fulton
What is a monopoly?
The U.S. Constitution says tariffs are legal only if they ___.
What is "pay the government's bills" [or something similar]?
How the U.S. Congress can restrain a U.S. President
What is "pass a bill with a 2/3 majority over his veto or impeach and remove him"?
The Amendment that changed the way Presidents and Vice Presidents were elected
What is the Twelfth?
He famously listed objections to the Constitution and predicted the North/South tariff dispute, possibly after laying bricks for a living
Who was George Mason?
It means "trade that occurs between two or more states"
What is "interstate [commerce]"?
The 1860 Morrill Tariff increased tariff rates on ___, which was produced by Justin Morrill himself.
What is "steel"?
Southern statesman who wrote the "Exposition and Protest" in 1828
Who was John C. Calhoun?
The Alien Act (illegally) gave this person the power to deport anyone he claimed was "dangerous"
Who is the President?
Nationalist U.S. Supreme Court justice who was a last-minute appointment by John Adams
Who was John Marshall?
To withdraw from a nation or union
What is "secede"?
Democrats split over the issue of ___ in 1844.
What is slavery?
This U.S. government branch has the right to interpret the Constitution
What is "all three"?
It means "rebellion against or organizing an overthrow of an existing government"
What is "sedition"?
Thomas Jefferson's Secretary of State, who was famously named in a U.S. Supreme Court case
Who was James Madison?
Two-word term for the U.S. Supreme Court's deciding whether a law passed by Congress is constitutional
What is "judicial review"?
President Andrew Jackson threatened to invade the state of ___ ___ when its government nullified a tariff.
What is South Carolina?
This northern state's steamboat issue was the topic of the Supreme court case Gibbons v. Ogden
What is New York?
It says, "Even though the Bill of Rights doesn't say the government can't violate this right of the people, that doesn't mean it may"
What is the Ninth Amendment?