Chapter 7 Flashcards

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They were much more free blacks

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As a result of the social turmoil during the Revolutionary war

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Overall the United States in 1790

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Was predominantly rural society 82% of households were involved in agricultural production

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Why did Pres. Washington assume office

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He felt he had been summoned by his country

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Although John Adams criticize Washington for being too ill literate Washington possessed

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Virtues that Adams liked

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Washington also possessed

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Political skills convincing the Continental Congress to keep his army supplied

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What did Washington appeal for in his inauguration

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National unity and pleading the new Congress to abandon local prejudices and party animosities in order to create a national outlook necessary for the republic to survive

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For the department of state Washington appointed

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Jefferson

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For secretary of treasury

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Pick Alexander Hamilton

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Edmund Randolph fill the new position

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Attorney general

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Congress set the membership of highest court to

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Six members and five associates and created 13 federal district courts

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Who was the first chief justice

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John jay

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Who requested a Bill of Rights

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Massachusetts New York Virginia and North Carolina

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Who proposed the Bill of Rights

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Madison

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The first eight amendments to the Constitution provided

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Safeguards for specified rights of individuals including freedom of religion press speech and assembly

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Ninth and 10th amendments address the demand for

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Specific statements and the numeration of rights in the Constitution shall not be constructed to deny or disparage others retained by the people

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The man who drafted an amended the constitution

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No direct mention of God

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They were determined to protect

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Freedom of religion from government and Fred was interference or coercion

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Governments have three basic ways to raise money to pay their bills

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They can impose taxes they can borrow money by selling interest pain government bonds and they can print money

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To raise government money Hamilton believe

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United States needed to unleash the energy in the Bashan of its citizens so as to create a vibrant economy driven by the engines of capitalism

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Hamilton insisted that the state debts from the revolution were a

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National responsibility because all Americans had benefit from the war for Independence

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Hamilton also believed that a government commitment to repay its debts would give

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Investors a direct stake in the success of the new national government

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A national debt he claimed would serve

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Mechanism for national unity and prosperity

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Hamiltons controversial first report on public credit made two met commandments

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It called for funding the federal debt at face value which meant that citizens holding deflated war bonds could exchange them for new interest-bearing bonds and second I declare that the federal government should assume state debts from the revolution

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Madison was troubled by Hamiltons economical system

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Because it would make speculative investors become the chief beneficiaries

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New England with the largest unpaid debts stood to be

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The greatest beneficiary of Hamiltons plan for the federal government to pay off the state debts

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Madison had another alternative which was

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How the government assumes state debts as they stood in 1783 at the conclusion of the Peace treaty

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In return for northern votes in favor of locating the permanent national capital of on the Potomac River

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Madison pledge to seek enough southern votes to pass the debt assumption plan

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Hamiltons financing scheme was in

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Immediate success

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What did the second of the reports of public credit include

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Proposal for a liquor tax to raise revenue to recommended a national Bank and a national mint

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What was the report on manufactures

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It proposed an extensive programof government aid and other encouragement to stimulate the development of manufacturing and prizes so as to reduce the dependence imported goods

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What were the three priorities of the bank

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To serve as a secure repository for government funds and facilitate the transfer of money to other nations to provide loans to the federal government and two other banks to facilitate economic development and to manage the nation’s money supply by regulating the money issuing activities of state-chartered banks

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I holding government bonds and using them for collateral

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The national Bank could issue banknotes thereby providing a national currency that would address the chronic shortage of gold and silver coins

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Why did Madison oppose the national Bank

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There is no basis in the Constitution for a national Bank

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The national Bank demonstrated the differences between the north and the south

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Because the north favorite at it but the South opposed it

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What were the main questions with the national Bank

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Should there be a strict or broad construction of the Constitution or the powers of Congress only those explicitly stated or were others implied

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In the last of us celebrate reports the report on manufactures

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He set in place of the capstone of his design firm of a modern national economy: governmental encouragement of manufacturing enterprises

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What were several advantages that Hamilton believed manufactures could do

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It would bring diversification to an economy dominated by agriculture improve productivity by the greater use of machinery provide paperwork for those not ordinarily employed outside the house encourage immigration to provide industrial workers create more opportunities for entrepreneurship and expanded domestic market

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To nurture industrial development Hamilton endorse the imposition of

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Tariffs on foreign imports

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Hamilton also urged the federal government to

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Find improvements in transportation including development of roads canals and rivers for commercial traffic

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Republicans worried about the threat to

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Individual freedoms and states rights posed by a strong central government

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What were the main differences between Hamilton and Jefferson

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Hamilton feared anarchy and loves the building Jefferson feared tyranny and love liberty

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Americans viewed the French Revolution with

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Sympathy as a reminded them of the American Revolution

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The much celebrated front experiment and liberty equality and fraternity began to transform

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Itself into a monster

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Thomas Jefferson wholeheartedly endorse

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The efforts of the French revolutionaries to replace the market with the republican form of government

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The French Revolution also transform international relationships and set in

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Motion a series of complex European wars that would frustrate the desire of the young United States to remain neutral and won’t

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By the 1778 treaty of alliance do United States was a

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How are your friends obligated to defend European nations possessions in the west Indies

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Why did America want to stay neutral

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To maintain lucrative trade with both sides

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In addition the American had no

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Navy To support the war

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What was Hamilton’s answer to the Revolutionary War?

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Declare the French alliance formed during the American Revolution invalid because it had been made with the French government with that no longer exist

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However Jefferson wanted to delay

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And use the alliance as a bargaining point with the British

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Washington in the end took

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Neither side and instead declared United States friendly and a partial towards the belligerent powers and warned the citizens of the US that they might be prosecuted. For aiding or abetting hostilities

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Austin’s proclamation brought to a boil the feud

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Hamilton and Jefferson as Jefferson dashed off and every letter to James Madison urging as I want to take up your pen and cut Hamilton to pieces in the newspapers

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What did Citizen Genet do?

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He had recruited privateers the captured British ships and also conspired with the frontiersman and let land speculators to organize attack on Spanish Florida and Louisiana

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When radicals again power in France they send agents to America to

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Arrest Genet

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Jefferson was so disgusted by Pres. Washington’s refusal to support the French Revolution that he he

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Resign from Secretary of State

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What did Jay’s treaty promise

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Excepted the British definition of neutral rights that exports of our pitch and other products needed for warships for contraband and that military products cannot go in neutral ships to enemy ports, French privateers would not be outfitted in American imports, The British need not compensate US citizens for the enslaved African Americans during the Revolutionary war and that pre-Revolutionary war debts would be paid

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What were the political parties view of the Jay’s Treaty

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The Democratic Republicans favored France and it’s a war with Britain and was furious as they claimed the treaty was unconstitutional

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74% of those voting against the treaty

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Southerners

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Who led the march into the Indian country with some 2600 men and built fort Greenville

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Anthony Wayne

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What was the battle of fallen timbers

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It was a battle between the Americans and the Indians the Americans repulsed them and then destroy their fields and villages Indians frustrated by their inability to stop the relentless with the white sellers encroaching on the tribal lands finally reached the Treaty of Greenville

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What was the Treaty of Greenville

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United States bought from 12 tribes the rights to the South eastern corner of Northwest territory

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Alexander Hamilton’s federal tax on liquor

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Infuriated frontiersmen because it taxed their most profitable commodity

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How did the rebels respond to the tax

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Burn the house of the federal tax collector and destroy the skills of those who paid the whiskey tax, stopped court proceedings and assault on Pittsburgh

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Excessive force use against the frontiersman led many

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To become Republicans

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What was Pickney treaty

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It one of substance of the boundary of the 31st parallel open access for Americans to ship goods on the Mississippi River the right to transport goods to New Orleans and a promise by each side to refrain from inciting attacks on the other side

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What were the two viewpoints on the matter of land policy

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Somehow that federal land should serve mainly as a source of revenue where as others thought it was more important to get the new country settle quickly and an endeavor that require dlow land prices

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What was the land act of 1796

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Congress extended the rectangle or surveys ordained in 1785 and doubled the price to 2 dollars per acre. It was well beyond the means of ordinary settlers in a bit much even for speculators

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What was the land act of 1800

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Produce the Mendham unit two 320 acres and sprite payments over four years

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What was Land act of 1804

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The Mendham unit was reduced to hundred and 60 acres and the price per acre went down to a dollar 64

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What were washington’s main achievements

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He organized a new national government security national treasury recovery of territory from Britain and Spain a stable washing frontier and the admission of Vermont Kentucky and Tennessee

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What did Washington’s farewell address call for

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Unity among the people

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Washington opposed

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Permanent foreign alliances

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The Federalist counter that Jefferson was

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A French loving atheist eager to insight another war with Great Britain

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Also charge that the philosophical Jefferson was

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Not decisive enough

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Hamilton hatched on and impulsive scheme that said

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Pinckney would be more subject to his influence than would the strong minded Adams

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John Adams inherited an undeclared naval war with

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France a byproduct of Jay’s Treaty

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What was the XYZ affair

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It was when the Americans try to compensate with France but the negotiations can only begin if the US paid a bribe of $250,000

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What was the response to the XYZ affair

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It’s slogan was millions for defense but not one cent for tribute

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It was so bad that many Republicans

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Quit making excuses for France

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Congress responded to the affair

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By authorizing the capture of French ships, suspended commerce with France and suspended the 1778 treaty of alliance

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As a result of the nation patriotism with patriotism and war fever

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Militias March and both mobilized and a navy began to emerge

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By the end of the year and undeclared naval war

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Have begun in the West Indies with the French capture of an American schooner

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Adams relented but expressed his disgust

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For naming Hamilton general as he was the most restless intriguer of United States if not the world thus the rift among the Federalist widened further

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What was the convention of 1800

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And return of giving up all claims of indemnity for American losses they got official suspension of the 1778 perpetual alliance with France and the end of the navel conflict with France

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What were the alien sedition acts

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Limited freedom of speech and the press and the liberty of the aliens they were goaded by his wife and Adam signed the controversial statute

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What did Timothy Pickering claim

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Claim that Adams had acted without consulting any member of government because he knew that we should all be opposed to the measure

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By succumbing to the partisan hysteria and by enacting the vindictive acts

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Adam seemed to not do well for his country

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The naturalization act

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Like then from 5 to 14 years the residential requirement for American citizenship

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The alien enemies act

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Authorize the president in time for the declared war to expel or in prison enemy aliens

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The sedition act

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Defined as a high misdemeanor and a conspiracy against legal measures of the government

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The sedition act was designed

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To punish Republicans Federalist lumped together with French revolutionary radicals and American traitors

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Accuse Republicans based their defense

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On the unconstitutionally of the sedition act

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What were the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions

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Denounced the alien station acts as alarming infractions of human rights

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The Virginia resolutions drafted by James Madison

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Declare that states have the right and are in duty to impose the progress of the evil