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21 Cards in this Set
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The nation's first two political parties were the ____________ and ___________ .
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Federalists
Democratic (Republican) |
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What act created the office of the attorney general?
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Judiciary Act of 1789
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The federalists supported a strong ___________ government.
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Federal (Central)
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What treaty was signed with Spain in 1795?
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Pinckney's treaty
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Who won the election of 1800?
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Thomas Jefferson
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What pirates stole cargo off American ships?
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Barbary Pirates
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Tell me about two major problems the early United States had.
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One problem was the United strated was indebt (owed money).
Another probelm was they almost got into a war w/France |
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What treaty with Britian was signed in 1794?
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Jay Treaty
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The Bill of Rights includes ____ Admendments.
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10
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Where did Anthony Wayne's army crush the Native Americans?
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Battle of the Fallen Timbers
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Who was the presidential candidate in 1796 for the Democratic-Republican party?
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Thomas Jefferson
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In 1794 angry farmers refused to pay a tax which lead to the _______ rebellion.
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Whiskey
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Sedetion means to act against the ________________.
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Government
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Who was cheif justice of the United States?
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John Jay
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After the XYZ Affair, congress voted to enlarge the ____ and the _______.
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Army and the Navy
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Who came from the United States from France seeking finnacial help?
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Edmond Genet
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The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions claimed a state had a right to
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Not use Federal Laws.
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What city did Goerge Washington take the Oath of Office?
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New York City
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In his Farewell Address, did Washington warn against the developement of nationalism (yes or no)?
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No
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What Proclamation stated that the United States would trade with both France and Great Britian?
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Proclamation of Nuetrality
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Who was the first Vice President of the United States?
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John Adams
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