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33 Cards in this Set
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George Washington |
first president 1789-1797 set precedents for other presidents to follow |
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cabinet |
established under Washington chief advisers secretaries of state, treasury, war and the attorney general |
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Alexander Hamilton |
first secretary of treasury head of the federalist party |
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Hamilton's financial plan |
4 part economic plan repay debt national bank whiskey tax protective tariff |
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political parties |
differences between Hamilton and Jefferson federal vs state power federalist vs democratic-republicans |
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democratic-republicans |
Thomas Jefferson south agriculture state power strict interpretation of constitution |
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federalist |
Alexander Hamilton north industry federal power loose interpretation of constitution |
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protective tariff |
Hamilton placed a tax on imported goods to protect American industry |
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French Revolution |
overthrowing of King of France |
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proclamation of neutrality |
Washington's stand on staying out of war between France and England |
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whiskey rebellion |
farmers revolt against whiskey tax President Washington puts it down |
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farewell address |
Washington's final letter of advice against political parties, foreign involvement, and the need for moral virtue |
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Samuel Slater |
cotton mill |
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factories |
led to Industrial Revolution large building to manufacture goods |
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Industrial Revolution |
change from home made to factory produced items led to growth of cities |
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National Road |
1806 first federally funded road |
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Thomas Jefferson |
3rd president 1801-1809 Louisiana Purchase |
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John Adams |
2nd president 1797-1801 alien and sedition acts |
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Louisiana Purchase |
1803 doubled the size of the United States bought from France |
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Lewis and Clark |
explored and mapped Louisiana Purchase are |
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Marbury vs Madison |
1803 judicial review |
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John Marshall |
chief justice of the supreme court |
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Embargo Act |
1807 american ships prohibited from trading with European nations |
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War of 1812 |
United States vs England 2nd war of independence White House burned Great Lakes Battle of New Orleans Star Spangled Banner |
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impressment |
American sailors forced to serve in |
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Lowell system |
all stages of manufacturing in one building |
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Era of Good Feelings |
end of Federalist party American nationalism or pride in the nation increased from war and economic success |
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Erie Canal |
waterway connecting the Great Lakes to New York |
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Robert Fulton |
1807 steam boat |
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Missouri Compromise |
1820 1 free state Maine and 1 slave state Missouri joins the United States keeps the balance of power between slave and free states |
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Monroe Doctrine |
1823 foreign policy statement no more colonization in the Western Hemisphere |
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Gibbons vs Ogden |
interstate commerce |
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McCulloch vs Maryland |
expanded federal power |
