Washington Flashcards

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Washington

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He was the first president at 57 years old

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Adams

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First Vice President

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Jefferson

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Wrote DOI, known republican

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Hamilton

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secertary of treasure
know federalist
opened first nation bank

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Knox

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head of department of war

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Randolph

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Attorney general

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Osgood

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postmaster

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XYZ Affair

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demanded a bribe and loan for fighting with Great Britian

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Tariff

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a tax on imported goods

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Cabinet

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department heads and the attorney general

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Precedent

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a tradition

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Judiciary Act of 1789

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helped create the American judicial system between the argument of either national or state legal systems

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National debt

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the amount the nations government owed

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Unconstitutional

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inconsistent with the constitution

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Whisky Rebellion

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farmers protesting a whiskey tax

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Proclamation of Neutrality

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prohibited American citizens from fighting in warm, specifically in the Britain v France.

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Neutrality

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not taking sides

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Impressment

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capturing American ships and forcing sailors to work for the British navy

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Implied powers

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powers not expressly forbidden in the Constitution

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Alien

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immigrants who are not citizens

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Sedition

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activities aimed at weakening the government

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List 3 precedents set by Washington.

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-Address him a president
-every president can only serve two presidents
-creating the cabinet

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. Know the 5 departments of Washington’s cabinet, who was the secretary for each,
and what was the area of expertise for each.

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-State-Jefferson-dealt of foreign affairs

–Treasury-Hamilton-dealt with money

War-Knox-oversees nations military

-Attorney general-Randolph-lawyer for USA

-postmaster-Osgood-in charge of postal service

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  1. How many district courts and circuit courts were created by the Judiciary Act of 1789?
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25. Who was the first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court?
John Jay
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26. Who did Washington pick to handle our financial crisis and debt?
Hamilton
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27. Why did Hamilton want to assume the debt of the individual states?
not screw up credit or have to raise tariffs and taxes
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28. What did the southern states want in return for supporting Hamilton’s debt plan?
National capitol
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29. How did Hamilton propose to raise the needed money to run the country? (2 ways)
raise tariffs and taxes
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30. Who supported the national bank? Who opposed it?
supported-Hamilton Did not- Madison and Jefferson
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31. Why did Hamilton want to build the national bank? (What did he think it would do for the US?)
National government would own bank stocks to loan to businesses
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32. What specifically did Hamilton want to tax?
Whiskey
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33. How did people respond to this tax?
Farmers protested
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34. How did Washington respond to the Whiskey Rebellion? (What did he do?)
He sent troops to Alp mountain, and says that citizens wished to change the law, they had to do so peacefully
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35. What message did his response send about rebelling in the US?
to back off
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36. List the 2 leaders at the Battle of Fallen Timbers?
USA-Anthony Wayne NA-Little turtle and Bluejacket
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37. Who wins the Battle of Fallen Timbers? What treaty does it lead to?
-USA won -Treaty of Greenville
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38. What area do US settlers get access to after the Treaty of Greenville?
Ohio
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39. How do Americans respond to the French Revolution? (There are multiple stages.)
At first, different people but supported different sides. But, the battle got too intense, so neutrality was proclaimed.
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40. Why does Washington want the US to remain neutral?
The USA would be pulled foreign war.
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41. How does Washington respond to the conflict between Great Britain and France?
proclaims neutrality
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42. What region of the US supports Great Britain?
North, specifically Adams and Hamilton
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43. What region of the US supports France?
Jefferson and Madison -south and the west
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44. Discuss Jay’s Treaty. (with whom, what were the provisions)
with-British and America Agreement-British would withdraw from USA soils, and pay for damage ships America would pay off 1776 settlements debts
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45. Discuss Pinckney’s Treaty. (with whom, what were the provisions)
USA v Spain Americans free navigation of Mississippi River and right to trade in New Orleans
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46. List and briefly explain the 3 pieces of advice Washington gave to the young country in his farewell address.
-steer clear of political parties -avoid permanent alliances -Avoid excessive debt
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47. Did we follow his advice?
nope
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48. Why doesn’t Washington run for a third term?
-Looked forward to retirement at MV -Felt troubled over political parties -8 years was enough
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49. Who runs for president in the election of 1796?
Adams v Jefferson
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50. Who wins the election of 1796?
Adams
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51. What 2 political parties evolve in the 1790s?
Federalists and Demo-Repu
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52. Describe the Federalist party. (leaders, region, policies)
leader-Hamilton and Adams Region-New England and Southerns Policies- strong national government
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53. Describe the Democratic-Republican party. (leaders, region, policies)
Leader-Jefferson and Madison Region-Mid Atlantic, South, and West Belief-strict interpretation
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54. How did Congress respond to the XYZ Affair?
a program to strengthen armed forces
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55. Explain the Alien and Sedition Acts.
Protected nations security
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56. Contrast a strict and loose interpretation of the US Constitution.
everyone should follow the constitution
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57. Loose vs. strict interpretation of the Constitution
Lose- there are leadways Strict- every is according to Con