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26 Cards in this Set
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Adams response to French attacks on US ships increased the size of this
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The Navy
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Restricted freedom of speech and press
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Sedition Bill
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Elected Vice President in 1796 because he recieved the second most votes
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Thomas Jefferson
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Policy that stated America would not join sides in war - started by Washington
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Neutrality
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Speech in which Washington stated that America should not make alliances, avoid war and political parties would divide our country
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Washington's Farewell Address
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Group that decides the outcome of the election when there is a tie or no one wins the majority of electoral votes
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House of Representatives
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Sell new bonds to pay off old bonds and create the bank of U.S.
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Hamilton's Plan to pay off national and state debts
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Opposed National Bank, opposed Protective Tariff, believed the common man should lead the country, agriculture should be the backbone of America's economy, and France should be our most important ally and trading partner
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Democratic-Republican Beliefs
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Supported National Bank, supported protective tariff, believed only the wealthy and educated should lead America, industrial economy is the most important, and Britain should be our most important ally and trading partner
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Federalist Beliefs
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Unpopular laws passed by Federalist congressmen that led to loss of support for the Federalist Party
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Alien and Sedition Acts
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Establishing a cabinet, serving only two terms as President, and being called Mr. President
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Precedents established by Washington that future presidents followed
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Event that showed Washington would enforce the Constitution and its laws
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Whiskey Rebellion
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Belief that states have more power than the national government and declare federal laws unconstitutional
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States Rights
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Leader of the Democratic-Republicans
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Thomas Jefferson
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Leader of the Federalist
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Alexander Hamilton
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Believed that the power of the national government should be limited through a sttict interpretation of the Constitution
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Democratic-Republican Party
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Believed in a strong national government and a loose interpretation of the Constitution
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Federalist Party
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helped solve some election issues so that presidential candidates cannot become vice-presidents and vice-presidential candidates cannot become presidents
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12th Amendment
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The disagreement over national issues between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson led to the creation of these
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Political Parties
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Region of the United Sates that supported protective tariffs
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North
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Increased the price on foreign goods and encouraged Americans to buy American made goods
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Protective Tariffs
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Region hurt by protective tariffs
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South
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Americans reaction to XYZ affair, the French Revolution and attacks on American ships
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Demanded to go to war
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Conflict between western settlers and Native Americans led to this event between the army and Native Americans
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Battle of Fallen Timbers
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When you put your country's needs ahead of your own
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Civic VIrtue
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Jefferson's response to the Alien and Sedition Act
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Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions
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