Chapter 6: A New Nation

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Alexander Hamilton
________ (bastard, orphan, son of a whore…) wanted to link federal power and the economy.
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Thomas Jefferson
________ (Republican) won, and tensions were high.
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James Madison
________ wanted a whole new constitution, a proposal he called the Virginia Plan.
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What are tarrifs?
Taxing imports to encourage buying domestically.
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compromise
The ________ was the House of RepresentativesRights and ________.
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What was the Sedition Act?
The Sedition Act allowed the government to prosecute anyone found to be speaking or publishing "false, scandalous, and malicious writing "against the government
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dirty compromise
The "________ "between New England and the Deep South allowed the foreign trade of slaves.
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John Jay
Jays Treaty, signed by ________, made Britain the US primary trade partner over France.
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What was the Alien Act?
The Alien Act allowed the federal government to deport foreign nationals, or “aliens,” who seemed to pose a national security threat
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What was the Virginia Plan?
A proposal that the country go against classical learnings that stated that republican governments should be small and homogenous (weak central governments) and create a strong federal government with three branches (legislative, executive, judicial)
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What was Jay's Treaty
Solidified Britain as the US' primary trade partner and ensured American neutrality in European conflicts, such as the French Revolution
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What is destablishment?
When states separated the Church from state and government affairs
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What caused Shay's Rebellion?
Farmers in Massachusetts who were struggling with debt that was being worsened by the local and national economies
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When and where was the Constitutional Convention?
In Philadelphia in 1787
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What is the Bill of Rights?
The first 10 amendments to the Constitution
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What was the dirty compromise?
A compromise between the Deep South and New England that allowed the foreign slave trade to continue for 2 decades
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What is the excise tax?
Taxing people who sold certain things, notably whiskey
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What is funding at par?
Paying back bonds at the original price in order to look good credit-wise
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What was the Whiskey Rebellion?
When armed farmers attacked federal marshals and tax collectors in 1794
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What caused the Whiskey Rebellion?
Hamilton’s whiskey tax placed a special burden on western farmers (they would sell grain to local distilleries)
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What was Shay's Rebellion
Armed men stormed the federal arsenal and kept judges from foreclosing by surrounding and blockading courts, terrifying the elite