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| The ceremonial induction into a position |
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1. A group of advisors to the president;
2. Three department heads(State, Treasury, War) and the attorney general |
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| A tax on imports or exports |
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| The amount of money owed by the national government |
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| To cancel or make ineffective |
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| Not taking sides in a conflict |
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| Favoring one side of an issue |
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| A meeting held by a political party to choose the party's candidate for president or decide policy |
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| 1st Secretary of the Treasury under George Washington (Federalist) |
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| First Secretary of State for George Washington and Vice President |
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| First Chief Justice of the Supreme Court under George Washington |
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| 1st precedents as GW first went into office (2) |
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1. Established cabinet
2. Title: Mr. President |
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| 3 Depts of cabinet; Who and What purpose |
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Dept. of State-relations with other nations
Dept. of War-defense of our nation
Dept. of Treasury-economic affairs |
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| President Washington year inauguratied? Nation's capitol |
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| Who barred from US ports? |
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| Hamilton's sec'y of Treasury wanted? |
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1. National Bank
2. National taxes and tarrifs |
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| Hamilton: to get South's support for paying bondholders, compromised how? |
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| Moved capital farther south |
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| Where was the new capital? Between what 2 states? |
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1. Washington, D.C.
2. Maryland, Virginia |
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| Treaty results for Britain? |
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| 1. Jay's treaty British agreed to withdraw all people from American soil. |
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| Treaty results for Spain? |
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| 1. Pickney's treaty gave Americans free navigation of Mississippi River and right to trade at New Orleans |
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| Whiskey Rebellion: What precedent set? Why did they rebel? |
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| 1. President sent in troops to maintain social order 2. Farmers rebelled over having to pay a special tax on whiskey they made from surplus corn. |
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| Native Americans second battle and signing of treaty of Grenville: What was result? |
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1. Native Americans gave up Ohio River Valley
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| Federalist view of national government's strengths? Interpretation of constitution? |
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1. Strong central government
2. Loose interpretation of constitution |
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| What was the Democratic Republicicans view of government? Interpretation of constitution? |
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1. Strong state government
2. Strict intepretation of constitution |
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| 2 Leaders: Why opposed to Hamilton's economic plans? Who should have a say in government? |
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| 1. Jefferson and Madison 2. Wanted common people to have say in government. |
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| 2 Precedents set from "Farewell Address?" |
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1. Limited president to two term maximum
2. Two political parties and no foreign alliances |
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| Election of 1796, result? |
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1. Candidates sought office for the first time as members of political party.
2. Adams/President ( Federalist) Jefferson/VP (Republican) |
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| What ammendment changed election process and how? |
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1. Ammendment 12
2. Electoral College
3. Separate vote, President and VP |
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| Why pass alien and sedition acts? |
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To protect the nation's security and
to control immigration |
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| John Adams: Who is VP? What party? What hurt his chances for a second term? |
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1. Jefferson, Democratic Republican
2. He didn't declare war |
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