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12 Cards in this Set
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Washington’s Foreign and Domestic Policies |
Washington chose neutrality to avoid conflicts with other countries. |
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Whiskey Rebellion |
Backcountry farmers hated the tax on whiskey and rebelled. It proved that the government had the right balance of power. |
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Washington’s Farewell Address |
Washington gave the advice to help your country before another country. |
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Alexander Hamilton |
Secretary of Treasury when George Washington was president. Federalist. Wanted a loose interpretation of the Constitution. |
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Adam’s Foreign and Domestic Policies |
Adams passes the Naturalization, Alien and Sedition acts and refused the XYZ affair, avoiding war. |
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Louisiana Purchase |
Jefferson uses power to make treaties to purchase 530,000,000 acres of land from france. Doubles the size of the nation. |
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Alien and Sedition Acts |
S- Made it illegal to criticize the President A- Extended amount of time required to be a citizen |
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Non-Intercourse Acts |
Replaced the Embargo Act. Allowed Americans to trade with any nation except Britain or France. |
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Embargo |
Ban on trade with another country |
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Marbury v. Madison |
This increased the power of the Supreme court with Judicial Review. |
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Federalists |
Believe in a strong central government. |
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Democratic Republicans |
Modern Day Republicans. Anti-federalists. |
