US History: Chapter 9 (AP Notes)

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What year was George Washington unanimously elected as President?

1789

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Who wrote the Bill of Rights?

James Madison

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What significant act created the federal court system in 1789?

Judiciary Act of 1789

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What was the purpose of Hamilton's 'funding at par' policy?

To pay off federal debts at face value plus interest.

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Who was the first Chief Justice of the United States?

John Jay

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What tax was introduced in 1791 on domestic items?

Excise tax

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What was the Whiskey Rebellion?

An uprising in 1794 against the excise tax on whiskey.

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Which two political groups emerged during Washington's presidency?

Jeffersonian Democratic-Republicans and Hamilton Federalists.

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What was the Neutrality Proclamation of 1793 about?

It stated America's neutrality in the conflict between Britain and France.

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What treaty did John Jay negotiate with Britain?

Jay's Treaty

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What was the XYZ Affair?

A diplomatic incident in which France demanded a bribe for negotiations.

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What did the Sedition Act entail?

It imposed penalties for those who impeded government policies or defamed officials.

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What did the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions claim?

That states had the right to refuse federal laws.

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What did the Federalists believe regarding government and economy?

They supported a strong central government and the idea of government supporting private enterprise.

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What did Jeffersonian anti-Federalists advocate for?

A weak central government and states' rights.