Match the following.
1. a meeting of members of a political party to make plans, choose candidates, or decide how to vote
a.) federalist party
2. a government run by the people who live under it. people rule either directly through meetings that all may attend, or indirectly through the election of representatives
b.) impress
3. a member or supporter of the federalist party in the united states
c.) caucus
4. a political party in the united states that favored the adoption of the constitution and, later, the establishment of a strong central government. it existed from about 1791 to about 1816.
d.) federalist
5. to force people to serve in a navy or army
e.) democracy
6. the attitude or policy of a nation that does not take part directly or indirectly in a war between other nations.
f.) republicans
7. formerly, the democratic republicans, formed in 1792. these republicans were comparable to today's democrats.
g.) neutrality

1. A meeting of members of a political party to make plans, choose candidates, or decide how to vote (Caucus)

2. A government run by the people who live under it. People rule either directly through meetings that all may attend, or indirectly through the election of representatives (democracy)

3. A member or supporter of the Federalist Party in the United States (Federalist)

4. A political party in the United States that favored the adoption of the Constitution and, later, the establishment of a strong central government. It existed from about 1791 to about 1816. (Federalists party)

5. To force people to serve in a navy or army (impress)

6. The attitude or policy of a nation that does not take part directly or indirectly in a war between other nations. (Neutrality)

7. Formerly, the Democratic Republicans, formed in 1792. These Republicans were comparable to today's Democrats. (Republicans)

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