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| Where was George Washington inaugurated? |
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| At Federal Hall in Manhattan. |
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| Ceremony where the new president is installed into office. |
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| Who was in George Washington's cabinet? |
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Thomas Jefferson was the Secretary of State
Alexander Hamilton as the Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Knox as the Secretary of War
Edmund Randolph as the Attorney General |
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| The Judiciary Act of 1789 |
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| Established a federal court system with 13 district courts and 3 circuit courts. |
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| Who was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court? |
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| Who was the vice president? |
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| The amount the nation's government owes. |
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| Paper notes promising to repay money in a certain length of time. |
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| People who risk money in order to make a larger profit. |
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| A group of angry farmers who were armed and protested about the tax on whiskey. |
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| A treaty to the native Americans saying that Ohio would be opened to white settlers. |
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| The Proclamation of Neutrality |
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| American citizens could not fight in the war with France and Britain and barred both of their ships from American ports. |
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| Forcing people from another nation to fight for your side in a war. |
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| People who supported the ideas of Alexander Hamilton. |
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| Favoring one side of an issue. |
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| People who disagreed with Hamilton's ideas. |
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| Powers not specifically mentioned in the Constitution. |
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| When three agents were sent from France to demand a bribe and a loan from the Americans, we were told to prepare for war from John Adams. |
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| Activities aimed at weakening established government. |
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| Gave the president the power to deport immigrants he thought may be dangerous out of the country. |
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| Made it a crime to say bad things or make false accusations about the president, Congress, or the government. |
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