republic		settlement in which each side agrees to give up some of its demands
executive branch		person who favors extreme changes
execute		act of stirring up rebellion against a government
constitution		money that a government owes
speculator		part of the government that decides if laws are carried out fairly
legislative branch		group of advisers chosen by the president
compromise		person who is not a citizen of the country in which he or she lives
judicial branch		part of the government that carries out the law
national debt		part of the government that passes laws
alien		paper that promises to pay back money borrowed, plus interest, by a certain date
bond		nation in which people elect representatives to govern them
radical		put into effect
cabinet		plan of government
sedition		someone willing to invest in a risky business venture on the chance of making a lot of money