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31 Cards in this Set
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Judiciary Act of 1789
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Set to establish the Judiciary system of the national government.
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Report on Public Credit
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Written by Hamilton-Contained two recomendations covering areas of funding and assumption.
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Report on Manufacturers
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Written by Hamilton-suggested ways to stimulate the country's economy by created it's own industries to relieve itself from European imports.
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Jay's Treaty
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Final effort to restore peace among Americans and the British, but it failed in humiliation.
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John Jay
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Cheif of Justice who attempted to negotiated with the British.
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Implied Powers
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Hamilton proposed his "loose interpretation" that even though the constitution did not directly state they could make a bank, it didn't me they couldn't.
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Judicial Review
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Docterine which stated that Legislature and Executive's actions could be reviewed by the Judicial branch.
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Strict Construction
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Limited Judicial interpretation.
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Federalist Party
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Prefered a strong national government and loose interpretation of the constitution.
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Pinckney Treaty
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As a result of Spaniard's suspicion of America, a line was declared for the bouncried of Spanish claims to regulate trade.
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Whiskey Rebellion
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Farmers of wheat and corn threw an uproar over the sintax on whiskey, but the American militia quickly delt with it.
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Alexander Hamilton
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First secretary of treasury, greatly promoted extreme federalist ideas.
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Henry Knox
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First Secretary of War.
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Edmund Randolph
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Second Secretary of State
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James Madison
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Fourth President, supported both Federlist and Republican ideas during the post revolution era.
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Charles Pinckney
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After the signing of Pinckney's treaty he quickly became a Federalist hero and ran for president multiple times.
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General Anthony Wayne
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General who crushed the Indian Resistance in the Battle of Fallen timbers.
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John Marshall
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Later a cheif of Justice, he was part of the negotiating team sent to France during the XYZ affairs.
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Washington's Farewell Address
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Washington's announcment of his retirement from Presidency.
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Thomas Jefferson
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Spoke of strong Republican views, wrote the constitution, third president and first secretary of state.
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XYZ Affairs
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Conspiracies of the ever growing federalist control.
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Naturalization Law
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Directed courts to keep record of all immigrating Aliens coming into the new nation.
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Election of 1796
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Washington took the nation ofguard when he purposed his resignation, and the Republicans had no time to organize a campagn which lead to the Adams presidency which took place among political distrust of extremist on both sides.
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Election of 1800
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Although Hamilton attempted to rig yet another Election, Jefferson was elected president, and the Federalists accepted their defeat with honor which was marked the peaceful revolution.
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Quasi War
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A period of mutual distrust among Americans and the French, but no war was declared. French pirates repeatedly seized American ships.
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Convention of Martefontaine
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Treaty to settle the disputes from the Quasi-War
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Treaty of Greenville
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Treaty that ended the Battle of Fallen Timbers which rewarded Americans with the Indian land known as Ohio.
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Treaty of San Lorenzo
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(Pinckney's Treaty) Written to settle trading desputes and border issues between America and Spanish claims.
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Alien and Sedition Acts
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Federalist attempt to guarentee their power in office by delaying foreign republican's right to apply for citizenship and disallowing republican outcries against the government.
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Virginia Resolution
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Written by Madison, erged states to defend American citizen's rights, and gave Legislature the right to overthrow federal laws.
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Kentucky Resolution
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Written by Jefferson, gave states powers not specifically mentioned in the constitution.
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