Midterm Vocabulary

4. Both sides have to give in a mutual agreement.
5. A journey or voyage/“Scope the Scenery Out.”
11. Powers: Political powers granted to the US government that are stated in the Constitution (Strict Interpretation).
12. The process of population growth and the concentration of people into cities.
13. Buying, Selling (trading) of goods.
14. The act of forcing someone into military service against their will.
15. Safeguard the young nation's independence by keeping it out of European conflicts.
16. The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities needed for a society to function.

1. The act of establishing control over foreign territories.
2. Hemisphere: The half of the earth comprising North and South America and surrounding waters.
3. Activities, Relationships, or Commerce occurring between or among different states.
6. A government-ordered ban or restriction on trade.
7. Bargain: An accusation that a political deal was made where power or a political position was exchanged.
8. Review: The power of the Supreme Court to be the ultimate and sole interpreter of the Constitution.
9. Powers: Political powers granted to the United States government that aren't stated in the Constitution (Loose Interpretation).
10. A transportation system using steel rails to guide trains.