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thomas jefferson president of the united states in 1801, first president inaugurated in DC Arron burr Jefferson's running mate and vice president laissez faire the government should not interfere in the economy john marshell chief justice, spoke for unanimous court, ruled that judiciary act was unconstitutional judiciary review the authority of the supreme court to strike down unconstitutional laws expedition is a long and carefully organized journey meriwether lewis lead the expedition of people with an objective william clark army officer, lewis' colander continental divide the place on a continent that separates river systems flowing in the opposite direction zebulon pike 1806-1807, explored southern part of louisiana territory, led on expedition west of rocky mountains tribute money paid by ones country to another in return for protection stephen decatur raided Tripoli harbor in 1804 and burned Philadelphia embargo government order that forbids foreign trade smuggle the act of illegally importing or exporting goods Tecumseh shawnee indian who began urging native american resistance william henry harrison governor of indiana territory; marched thousands soldiers against shawnee villages, defeated native americans nationalism pride in ones country war hawk those who were eager for war with Britain blockade the action of shutting a port or road to prevent people or supplies from coming into an area or leaving it oliver hazard perry american commander of the navy, battle took place in put-in-bay, the americans won andrew jackson took command of american forces in Georgia in march 1814, at battle of horseshoe bend secede withdraw