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1
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Immigrants who were not citizens but were living in the nation.
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6
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Last name of man elected president in 1796.
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7
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Democratic-Republicans favored rule by the _________.
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12
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Group that stood for a strong federal government.
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13
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Adams feelings toward the three French agents who demanded a bribe.
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15
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Each political party held a meeting called a ______ to select their candidate for office.
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16
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Democratic-Republican policies appealed to _______ workers.
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18
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Name for Jefferson and Madison's political party.
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20
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Alien Acts offended these people in America.
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21
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Last name of fourth president of U.S. who opposed the Federalist.
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23
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Adams was so angry over the X Y Z affair that he urged Congress to prepare for ___ with France.
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24
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Jefferson believed that _____________ of a law could take place if a government act exceeded rights given to states.
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25
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Federalist favored rule by the _________ class.
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27
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Democratic-Republicans put an emphasis on _____________.
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28
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Acts that offended new immigrants.
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31
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Federalist believed the _____________ had implied power.
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33
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Powers that are suggested but not directly stated in the Constitution.
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34
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Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions tried to _____ the power of the Federal government.
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35
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Last name of Congressman from Vermont who was jailed under the Sedition Act for publishing a letter criticizing President Adams in 1798.
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36
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Hamilton used implied powers to justify a national _______.
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