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George Washington
first president of the us under the constitution
electoral college
this group elects the president in dec directly
martha washington
first First lady of the us
precedent
an action or decision that later serves as an example
judiciary act of 1789
this created a federal court system with 3 levels: federal state district
Alex hamilton
bew york federalist first secretary of treasury
national debt
total amount of money owed by us after the revolutionary war
bonds
certificates that represent money owed
speculators
investors who buy items at low prices in hopes that their value will rise later
protective tariff
a tax on imports tomade goods more attractive in price
loose construction
way of interpreting the constitution that all ows the federal government to take actions that the constitution does not specifically forbid it from taking
strict construction
the government can only do what the constitution specifically states it can do
bank of the us
mational bank chartered by congress in 1791 to provide security for the us economy
french revolution
french rebellion begun in 1789 in which the french people overthrew the monarchy and made their country a republic
neutrality proclamation
statement that said the us would remain neutral when deciding sides in europe
edmond genet
france's new representative to the us
privateers
private ships authorized by a nation to attck its enemies
john jay
1st chief justice of the us
jays treaty
agreement between us and britain to pay for damages done to the us in 1794
right of deposit
right from spain to transfer goods at new orleans without having to pay taxes for the cargo for three years
pinckney's treaty
re opened port of new orleans to us and changed florida border in 1795
little turtle
in 1790-1791 chief of miami indians who led american indian confederation and defeated us troopis in ohio valley and started battle of fallen timbers
anthony wayne
general who defeated indian confederation of 2000 warrior at battle of fallen timbers
battleof fallen timbers
august 20 1794 anthony defeated little turtle
treaty of greenville
agreement between american indian confederation leaders and the us government that have the us indian lands in the southeastern part of the norhtwest territory amd guaranteed that us citizens could safely travel through the region in 1795
whiskey rebellion
protests by small farmers in pennsylvania against new taxes on whiskey and other alcohol
political parties
groups of people who organize to help elect government officials and influence government policies
federalist party
political party created in the 1790s that wanted to strengthen the federal government and promote industry and trade pro british and founded by hamilton
democratic republican party
political party founded in the 1790s that sought to preserve the power of the state governments and promote agriculture
xyz affair
incident in which french agents attempted to get a bribe and loans from us diplomats in exchange for an agreement taht french privateers would no longer attack american ships it lef ot an undeclared naval war between the tow countries
alien and sedition acts
allowed president to have foreigners removed and punish people who spoke against government
ky and va resolutions
republicnadocuments taht argued the alien and sedition acts were unconstitutional
twelfth amendment
constitution amendment that created a separate ballot for president and vice president in 1803
thomas jefferson
antifederalist virgingan and first secretary of state