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Washington’s Cabinet: Jefferson – _______________

Hamilton

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War – _____________

Judiciary Act of 1789

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The Judiciary Act of 1789 created the _________________ _______________

Supreme Court

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The Bill of Rights provides protection of _________________ powers

individual

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Added to mollify the Antifederalists to ______________ the Constitution

ratify

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Hamilton advocated buying back all loans plus interest (______________________________)

Redemption and Assumption

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Hamilton proposed assuming all state _______________

debts

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Hamilton favored the national debt – thought it was a ________________

blessing

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Bank of the US (________) – cornerstone of his financial plan

BUS

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Raising Revenue Through Tariffs - Excise tax: tax on ________________ goods

domestic

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Tariff: tax on _____________________ goods

imported

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The first party system involved Hamiltonians/Federalists and ________________.

Jeffersonians

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Washington issued to remain _____________ in conflict between Britain and France

neutral

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The French Revolution - Jeffersonians saw it as an _________________ of the American Revolution

extension

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Whiskey Rebellion – PA farmers _____________ against the excise tax

rebelled

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Many US _______________________ feared the impact of the revolution on their slaves

planters

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Republicans tended to be: ______________, immigrants, and subsistence farmers in the north

agrarian

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XYZ Affair – French diplomats demanded a bribe from ______ US ambassadors

three

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Meant to silence ______________________________ to Federalists or President Adams

opposition

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Naturalization – increased residency requirement from 5 – __ years

14

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Alien Act – president could _______________ foreigners

deport

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Sedition Act – illegal to _______________________ the government

criticize

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VA and KY Resolutions – urged states to _____________ the Alien and Sedition Acts

nullify

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______________________ becomes President, peaceful transition of power between political parties

Thomas Jefferson

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The Treaty of Greenville: Western Confederacy gave up most of _____________ to Americans

Ohio

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Natives were encouraged to _______________________ (act America)

assimilate

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A few, wealthy individuals owned significant land; ______ of white men owned no land in KY

half

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“Virginia Dynasty” – TJ, JM, ______________

J.Madison

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Jefferson dealt with a Federalist judiciary branch – “______________ judges”

midnight

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What amendment did the sedition act violate?

First Amendment

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US cut off ______ trade with ALL countries - huge disaster

all

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Tecumseh and Natives were provided guns by the British - eventually defeated by _________________________

William Henry Harrison

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The War of 1812: Not very successful; Washington D.C. and ___________ were burned

Buffalo

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Federalists opposed the War: Hartford Convention – meeting of Federalists to address ______________________

grievances

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The Monroe Doctrine – Europe must stay out of the ______________________________________

Western Hemisphere