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22 Cards in this Set
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Cabinet of advisors for the Pres |
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Congress Judiciary Act set up courts
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Setting up a capitalist economic system
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New capital chosen in Washington, D.C.
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Mint
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First Nation Bank
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Interactions of the Constitution: federal government can take that are not forbidden by the Constitution
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Strict construction: the federal government should do only what the Constitution says is can do
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Washington made a Neutrality Proclamation saying that the US would not take sides in a war in any European country
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Precedent of farewell address and two terms only
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development of political parties
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Sedition Act
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Washington set precedent that Presidents lead foreign policy
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Jay’s Treaty:
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Sovereignty
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settled the disputes between US and Great Britain bc British forts in Great Lakes region
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Washington set precedent that Presidents lead foreign policy
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Sovereignty
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Pinckney’s Treaty
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settled the border and trade disputes with Spain bc Spain closed port of New Orleans
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Battle of Fallen Timbers against Indians of the Northwest
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Sovereignty
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Treaty of Greenville gave US claim to most Indian land in the Northwest Territory
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Whiskey Rebellion
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Sovereignty
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Washington lead 13,000 men against the Whiskey Rebellion and won
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XYZ Affair US and naval war
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Sovereignty
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-France wanted a bribe to talk about trade
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Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions
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Alien Act
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forbade anyone from publishing or voicing criticism
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