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14 Cards in this Set
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Federalist
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Strong national government, loose construction, Northern businessman, support Britain, support national Bank. Example: John Adams Alexander Hamilton John Marshall
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Antifederalists\Democratic Republican
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Limited national government, strict construction, southern farmers ,support France, no national government
Example: Thomas Jefferson James Madison George Mason |
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George Washington
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Stay neutral
Secretary of treasury :Alexander Hamilton |
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Capitalism
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Businesses are privately owned; competition and free enterprise determined products and their prices
AKA: free enterprise, free-trade, free-market |
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Hamiltons solution to debt
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Federal government takes all states debt
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Battle of fallen Timbers
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Little turtle blue and Indian coalition; mad Anthony Wayne save the day and the US
Treaty of Greenville – Indians lost Ohio and Indiana to US |
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Whiskey rebellion
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Pennsylvania farmers refused to pay tax on whiskey space, Hamilton convinced Washington to take 13,000 troops to stop the "rebellion "– proves strength of new government
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Jay's Treaty
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British leave Northwest territory; pay for damages to capture American ships-never do
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Pinkney's treaty
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Spain allows use of Mississippi River New Orleans
1. First parallel boundary between US and Spanish Florida |
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Election of 1796
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1. first time political parties 2 John Adams – Federalist
3. V.P. Jefferson – Democratic Republican |
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Adams
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Kept war with Britain to France
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Alien acts
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Increased waiting. To become a citizen
arrest and deport "disloyal aliens " |
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Sedition acts
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Outlawed harmful criticism of the government
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Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions
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Jefferson and Madison- States can choose to not enforce unfair laws = states rights
Declared the alien and sedition acts unconstitutional |
