Cabinet _____ 2. Neutrality _____ 3. Precedent _____ 4. Peaceful transfer of power _____ 5. Sedition _____...

1. Cabinet _____
2. Neutrality _____
3. Precedent _____
4. Peaceful transfer of power _____
5. Sedition _____
6. Spoils _____
7. Loose construction _____ M
8. Pragmatism _____
9. Strict construction _____
10. Doctrine _____
11. Nationalism _____
12. Sovereignty _____
13. Nullification _____
14. States' rights _____
15. Suffrage _____
16. Tariff _____
17. Internal improvements _____
18. Interdependence _____
19. Temperance _____ B
20. Reform _____
Definitions
A. An official statement of government policy or belief.
B. The movement to reduce or ban the drinking of alcohol.
C. A nation's authority to govern itself without outside control.
D. Choosing not to take sides in a conflict between nations.
E. Speech or actions that encourage people to rebel against the government.
F. Interpreting the Constitution narrowly, allowing only what it directly states.
G. The group of advisors a president chooses to lead government departments.
H. A tax on imported goods, often used to protect domestic (American) industry.
I. When regions or groups depend on one another to meet their needs.
J. An effort to improve or correct problems in society.
K. The belief that states should hold power independent of the federal government.
L. The right to vote.
M. Interpreting the Constitution broadly to allow actions not directly stated.
N. Making practical decisions based on real situations rather than strict rules.