Early Republic

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Hamilton

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He was President Washington's secretary of the Treasury and was given the job to repay Revolutionary war debt

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U.S Bank

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Hamilton's plan to reapy the war debt included a tariff; a tax on whiskey, federal assumption of state debt and this

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Whiskey Rebellion

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President Washington sent troops to put down this re olt showing power of the new federal governement

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loose contructionist

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This type of person believes that the federal government has implied powers which are practiced using the elastic clause

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Strict constructionist

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This type of person believes that that the federal government must use its delegated powers only, a d limit use of the elastic clause

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Political Parties

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Divisions between founding fathers led to these organisations of people with similar political beliefs

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Jays Treaty

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This treaty during Washingtons presidency ensured that British troops would finally evacuate U.S territory

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Alien and Sedition Acts

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These laws were signed be President Adams and the Federalist Congress were unconstitutional, violating citizens rights

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New Orleans

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Fearing the the Mississippi River would be closed due to U.S traffic, President Jefferson tried to but this port from France.

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Louissiana Purchase

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Jefferson bought this land from France , congress justified his unconstitutional act as a loose example of treaty making

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Lewis and clark

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President Jefferson sent these two adventurers to explore the Louissiana Purchase to the Pacific for development

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Barbary Pirates

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Jefferson sent US naval ships to battle these groups who wer siezing American ships in the Mediterranean

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Embargo Act

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Jeffersons law prohibiting trade with other nations to remaim neutral in the French/British war, it hurt the US economy

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Thomas Jefferson

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While Hamilton believed in manufacturing and a powerful president, he favored agriculture he limited president

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Permanent Alliances

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During his "Farewell Address", President Washington warned the U.S to avoid these in its foreign affairs

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XYZ Affair

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American's were angered by this event, in which Federalist Congress were unconstitutional, violating Citens rights

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Revolution of 1800

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In the election of 1800, in which Jefferson and the Democratic Republicans ousted the Federalists from power, was called this.

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War Hawks

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These were Congressmen who wanted the war of 1812 with Britain in order to conquer Canada for the U.S

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Impressement

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This was the British practice of capturing American sailors and forcing them to serve on British ships' a cause of the war of 1812

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Nationalism

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This was an affect of the war of 1812, along with growth of factories and lessened dependence on foreign trade.

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Hartford Convention

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Federalists at this meeting during the war of 1812 proposed constitutional amendments they threatened secession

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Transportation Revolution

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This society wide change opened new routes to to the Western Frontier

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National Road

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This turnpike between Virginia and Illinois was paved with planks and charged tolls for maintaining the road

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Erie Canal

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Though this waterway made the transport of materials from the West quicker, it isolated the South, causing sectionalism.

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Steamboat

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This invention by Robert Fulton increased the speed of river, and canal traffic increasing the transport of bulk goods.

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John Marshall

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Supreme Court Chief Justice whose decisions increased the power of the court, he was a "loose constructionist"

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Marbury vs. Madison

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This Supreme Court case involved a state attempting to the U.S bank and showed the federal government as the supreme law

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Sectionalism

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Because each region was economically different, this belief of putting the interests of your nation first emerged.

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Monroe Doctorine

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This foreign policy made the US the "Protector of the Western Hemisphere" warning against recolonizing

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The Americas

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The Monroe Doctrine closed these to further colonization by European nations

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Latin America

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Revolts for Independence in this region caused President Monroe to issue his doctorine

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Neutrality

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Though the Monroe Doctrine protected protected the America's, this was our continued policy towards European affairs