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Unit 5: Federalist Era
Unit 5: Federalist Era
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How did the United States gain the lime green territory (left)
After the American Revolution Treaty of Paris 1783
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What is the name of the event where the French were impressing American ships so Adams sent three diplomats to negotiate and France demanded a bribe.
the XYZ Affair
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Alien / Immigrant
Somebody coming to the U.S. from a foreign country.
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How did Americans feel after France tried to bribe us to make peace?
Americans believed that we should go to war with France over the incident.
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Choose both answers that apply: What are the first 2 political parties in the USA?
Federalists
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XYZ Affair
3 French agents (Mr. X, Mr. Y, & Mr. Z) demand a bribe before they talk to the American agents about a treaty
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Alien Act
Law that allowed the government to imprison and/or deport enemies of the United States and made it harder to get citizenship in the U.S.
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What result does the Alien / Sedition Acts have?
Adams alienates many citizens b/c of A. and S. Acts and brings more support to the Democratic Republicans
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XYZ Affair- how is it resolved?
no war over XYZ Affair b/c Adams wants to follow Washington's advice and stay neutral
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What was the Sedition Act?
prohibited speaking out against the government, punishable by fine or jail/prison
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Which of our Bill of Rights rights did the Alien/Sedition Acts violate?
1st amendment rights to speech, press
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This political party believed that the government can do more than what’s written in the Constitution.
Federalists
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This political party believe that the powers of the federal gov’t should only be limited to what is stated in the Constitution.
Democratic-Republicans
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Diplomat
One who negotiates on behalf of a country
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Who did the Alien & Sedition Acts target?
Immigrants
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The following nation owned land in the central part of what is now the U.S. during Washington's presidency:
Spanish
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Thomas Jefferson was the _________ under George Washington's presidency.
Secretary of State
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Who was opposed to the tax on whiskey?
Farmers in Western Pennsylvania
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Jay's Treaty:
Helped to improve the tarnished relationship between the U.S. and British.
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Disagreements between leading cabinet members Jefferson and Hamilton led to
The establishment of the first U.S. political parties
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What advice on foreign issues does Washington give the American people in his Farewell Address?
To stay neutral in foreign affairs
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Loose Interpretation of the Constitution
believed that the document permitted everything that it did not expressly forbid
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Democratic-Republicans
favored small farmers and sided with France - Jefferson leader the wanted a strong state government
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Federalists
favored manufacturing and sided with Great Britain- Hamilton leader They wanted a strong Central Government
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Proclamation of Neutrality
Not favoring either side - Washington's pledge not to get involved in Europe's war
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Natives and Americans struggle over land
All the above
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Impressment
Kidnapping sailors to sail for another country
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Alliance
a joining together for some common purpose
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Precedent
An example that may serve as a basis for imitation or later action. Established a protocol for future presidents.
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Tariff
A tax on imported goods
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Democratic-Republicans
A political party founded in the 1790s by Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and other leaders who wanted to preserve power in the state governments
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Whiskey Rebellion
A protest of small farmers in Pennsylvania against new taxes on whiskey. Washington sends troops. Shows strength of Federal Government.
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Hamilton's Financial Plan
The government would take the debt of the nations and the states debt, make a national bank, and collects taxes and tariffs
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George Washington's precedents
"Mr. President", Farewell Address, serving two terms only, Presidential cabinet
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Neutrality Proclamation
When war broke out, both France and Britain tried to draw the U.S. in. Washington stayed strictly neutral
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Who formed the Democratic-Republican Party?
followers of Thomas Jefferson
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During Washington’s first term as president, the United States faced ongoing tensions with
France and Britain.
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Excluding Washington, how many people served in Washington’s cabinet?
4
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Why did Jefferson oppose the establishment of a national bank?
He thought it was unconstitutional.
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In the early 1790s, Alexander Hamilton wanted to create a national bank that could
issue a currency that could be used in every state.
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In order to gather experts to advise him on federal policy, President George Washington created
a cabinet.
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As members of Alexander Hamilton’s political party, Federalists believed in
a strong federal government.
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What type of government did Alexander Hamilton support?
a strong national government
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In 1790, the United States was heavily in debt from
paying for the American Revolution.