Give Me Liberty - Chapter 8 and Class notes

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George Washington

USA President (1789-1797) provided a short lived symbol of national unity in US gov and appointed men to his cabinet

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Thomas Jefferson

Secretary of State under washington, Declaration of independence author

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Alexander Hamilton

Head of Treasury under Washington and federalist leader

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Hamilton's Financial Plan

5 Part plan to establish financial stability and make the US a major commercial and military power.

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What were the 5 five parts of Hamilton's Financial Plan?

Establish nationwide creditworthiness, called for creation of national debt, Creation of the Bank of the US, raise revenue, called for the creation of tariffs

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Bank of the United States

Proposed by Alexander Hamilton, the bank that opined in 1791 and operated till 1811 to issue uniform currency and collect tax $$$

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What caused the the first Two Party System

Divide caused by disagreement over federal government's power, proposal of Hamilton's Financial Plan and Jay's Treaty

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The Federalist Party

led by George Washington, John Adams and Hamilton, favored a STRONG CENTRAL government.

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Democratic Republican Party

supported a strict interpretation of the Constitution, STRONG STATE government.

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Who led the Democratic Republican Party?

Thomas Jefferson and James Madison

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Strict Construction

belief that federal government can only exercise powers explicitly granted in the Constitution

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Loose Construction

broader interpretation of the Constitution, allows implied powers not explicitly written in Constitution.

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Elastic/Necessary and Proper Clause

Article 1 Section 8 of the Constitution, granted congress power to make laws it deems necessary to execute in its other powers.

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Impressment

British navy strategy of using gangs to kidnap men in colonial and British ports and then forced them to serve in the British military.

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Jays Treaty

Treaty organized by Chief Justice John Jay; Britain agreed to leave forts in Northwest territories and lingering disagreements from the war of independence would be settled by commission.

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What was a main goal of Jays Treaty?

To maintain peace and resolve any outstanding issues

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Whiskey Rebellion

Violent protest by Western Pennsylvania farmers against federal tax on Whiskey.

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MAry Wollstonecraft

Advocated for women's education and right to paid employment, wrote “A Vindication on the Rights of Women”

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Judith Sargent Murray

Early feminist thinker, popular in years following the Revolution, wrote essays for the Massachusetts Magazine

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What was the name/pseudonym Judith Sargent Mary published under?

The Gleaner

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John Adams

Second President of the US, first vice president under GW

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Washington's Farewell Address

Drafted by Hamilton, then published in newspapers, announced the GW retirement from office and gave advice to the Nation.

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XYZ Affair

FR foreign minister Talleyrand's 3 agents (designated X,Y, and Z) demanded $$ to stop French plundering of American Ships.

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What was the outcome of the XYZ Affair?

Refusal to pay the bride led to 2 years of sea war.

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The Quasi War

Undeclared sea/naval war between the US and FR in the Atlantic and Caribbean.

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Alien and Sedition Acts

4 measures, passed during the Quasi war with FR, limited freedoms of speech and press and restricted liberties of non citizens.

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VA and KY Resolutions

legislation passed by VA and KY legislatures in response to the Alien and Sedition Acts.

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VA did…

Called on federal courts to protect free speech

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KY …

Stated states could nullify federal law (which was later deleted)

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Revolution/Election of 1800

first time an American political party surrendered power to the opposition party. Jefferson, a democratic republican, defeated Adams (federalist) for president.

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12th Amendment

required all electors to cast separate votes for president and vice pres.

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Why was the 12th amendment created?

Because of the tie in vote between Aaron Burr and Jefferson

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Haitian Revolution

A revolution led by enslaved people that led to the establishment of Haiti as an independent country in 1804

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Gabriel Prosser's Rebellion

An 1800 uprising by VA slaves to gain freedom, led by a blacksmith named GAbriel Prosser, he was discovered along with 26 men and killed.

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Midnight Judges

Federal Judges appointed by John Adams in the final hours of his presidency before Thomas Jefferson took office.

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John Marshall

Federalist who headed the supreme Court, strong believer of national supremacy.

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Judicial Review

Powers courts hold (specifically supreme court) to declare a law or executive action as unconstitutional & therefore void.

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Who created Judicial review?

John Marshall

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Marbury v Madison

First US supreme court decision to declare a federal law unconstitutional