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Bill of Rights

- 1st ten amendments to the Constitution


- Anti-Federalist demanded them


- Protects basic American Rights


- Dec. 15, 1791

Northwest Ordinance

- Established a government for the Northwest Territory


- Outlined the process for new states to be admitted to the Union

George Washington

- 1st president elected in 1789


- Vice President: John Adams


- Created cabinet to assist with various foreign and domestic duties


- Oversaw Bill of Right

George Washington's Cabinet

- Secretary of State (Foreign Affairs): Thomas Jefferson


-Secretary of Treasury (Finances): Alexander Hamilton


-Secretary of War (Military): Henry Knox


-Attorney General (Justice Department): Edmund Randolph

Jay's Treaty

- Treaty made by John Jay in hopes to stop British from seizing U.S ships

Alexander Hamilton

- First Secretary of Treasury

Hamilton's Financial Plan

- Assumption


- Funding-at-Par


- Tariff


- Excise Tax


- National Bank


Assumption

- National bank took state debt


- Capital was built in South: Washington D.C

Funding-at-Par

- Build credit with other nations


- Pay back debt at face value, plus interest

Tariff

- Tax on important goods


- Raise revenue (money) for the U.S.

Excise Tax

- Tax on non-essential domestic goods


- Purpose to raise revenue (money)


- Led by Whiskey Rebellion, 1794

National Bank

- 1791-1811


- Loosely interpreted the Constition


- First central banking system


- Jefferson opposed because he feared the national government would become too powerful