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describe george washington’s presidency:

honest, popular, forced on foreign affairs and military matters, wanted america to be neutral, wanted to set a standard for future presidency

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describe the cabinet:

established in the constitution, originally 4, now 15

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describe the secretary of state

handles relations with other nations

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who was the first secretary of state

thomas jefferson

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describe secretary of treasury

handles financial matters

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who was the first secretary of treasury, and what did he accomplish?

alexander hamilton, created a national bank, taxes, and tariffs to help economy and pay off debts

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describe secretary of war

deals with military and defense

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who was first secretary of war?

henry knox

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describe attorney general

concerned with legal affairs, chief law enforcement officer, chief lawyer of us government

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who was the first attorney general

edmund randolph

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why did hamilton want a central bank

allow government to take out loans, make our economy stronger, regulate commerce, credit

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why did jefferson not want a central bank

he thought the government would have too much power, could become corrupt, inflation and boom/bust cycles

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describe federalist party

led by hamilton and adams, wanted strong central government, loose construction of constitution, supported businesses, advocated for a protective tariff, allied with the British, found support with rich people in the north

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what clause did hamilton use to defend his implementation of a national bank

“necessary and proper”

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describe democratic-republican party

led by jefferson and madison, wanted more state power, strict construction of constitution, supported france, were against the tariff, supported agriculture and lower classes, support from southern classes,

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issues leading to jay treaty

british attacked american merchant ships, british have outposts in northwest, unfair trade treaty with british

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wants for jay treaty

compensation for british assaults, withdrawal of forces from outposts, new commercial treaty

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effects of jay treaty

new commercial treaty, british acknowledgement of america, public thought it was useless

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describe pinckney treaty

treaty with spain, americans could travel the mississippi and trade in new orleans, fixed northern border of florida at 31st parallel, spanish authorities stop native raids

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washingtons farewell 3 points

protect our union, beware of political parties, maintain neutrality

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describe adams presidency

good man, bad politician, hamilton was leading federalist, jefferson was vice president

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describe XYZ affair and quasi war

france captured american ships, requested a bribe from american peace delegation, report was given to congress with the ambassadors’ names replaced with xyz, adams cut off trade with france and captured its ships, consul napoleon negotiated a new treaty in 1800

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describe alien and sedition acts

passed in 1798, alien acts raised age of citizenship from 5→14, president could deport aliens and arrest them in times of war, sedition act made it illegal to publish anything against the government, tried to silence the dem-reps

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describe virginia and kentucky resolutions

virginia written by madison, kentucky written anonymously by jefferson, said that states and nation were in a contract, whenver the federal government used undelegated powers , the states could go against the laws passed

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describe whisky rebellion

Whiskey Rebellion (1791-1794): U.S. farmers protested a federal tax on whiskey, showing resistance to government control. President Washington dispatched troops to enforce the law, asserting federal authority and quelling the rebellion.

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describe french revolution

The French Revolution (1789-1799) was a period of radical social and political change in France. It began with the storming of the Bastille, a symbol of royal tyranny, and saw the rise of a republican government, the Reign of Terror, and the eventual rise of Napoleon Bonaparte.