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who was the first president and who was the first vice president of the United States

George Washington was the first president of the United States, and John Adams served as the first vice president.

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What were the three departments of Washington’s Cabinet and who was the first man to hold each position?

Secretary of War: Henry Knox

Secretary of State: Thomas Jefferson

Secretary of the Treasury: Alexander Hamilton

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What was the cause of the Whiskey Rebellion?

Cause of the Whiskey Rebellion: Farmers refusing to collect the tax placed on whiskey

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What two pieces of advice did Washington give the nation in his Farewell Address?

Washington’s Farewell: 1. Avoid political factions (political parties) at home. Avoid getting entangled in Europe’s affairs (stay neutral)

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Alexander Hamilton and the Federalist Party Who should lead the country?

Believed rich, educated white men should lead nation

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Alexander Hamilton and the Federalist Party What is the ideal economy?

Wanted an economy based on manufacturing, shipping, and trade

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Alexander Hamilton and the Federalist Party Loose or Strict construction of the Constitution?

Loose construction

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Alexander Hamilton and the Federalist Party National Bank: Yes or No?

Pro National Bank

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Alexander Hamilton and the Federalist Party Great Britain or France?

Great Britain

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Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic Republic Party Who should lead the country?

Felt all white men should have the ability to lead the nation

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Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic Republic Party What is the ideal economy?

Ideal economy based on agriculture

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Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic Republic Party Loose or Strict construction of the Constitution?

Strict construction of the Constitution

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Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic Republic Party National Bank: Yes or No?

Against the National Bank

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Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic Republic Party Great Britain or France?

France

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What event led to the addition of the 12 Amendment to the US Constitution?

The Election of 1800 led to the 12 Amendment because Burr and Jefferson tied

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What did the Jay Treaty accomplish in 1796?

The Jay Treaty made the British leave their forts in the Ohio River Valley

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XYZ Affair

XYZ Affair was a diplomatic disaster where a French Agent demanded the US bribe France to pay for protection. USA refused.

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Who was hurt most by Jefferson’s embargo on trade

Jefferson’s embargo hurt Americans the most especially American sailors

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Why were the War Hawks eager to go to war with Great Britain in 1812?

The War Hawks wanted to invade Canada and remove the British

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Results of the War of 1812

The war was basically a draw. Each country kept their original land holdings

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What was the goal of the Monroe Doctrine?

Monroe Doctrine was a warning to European nations to stay out of the Western Hemisphere

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What was the Era of Good Feelings?

The Era of Good Feelings was the name given to James Monroe’s two terms as president

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Henry Clay

From Kentucky

• Represented the West

• American System

• Protective Tariff

• National Bank

• Improve transportation system

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Daniel Webster

From Massachusetts

• Represented the Northeast

• Supported protective tariffs to help manufacturing

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John C. Calhoun

From South Carolina

• Represented the South

• Against protective tariffs

• Pro states rights

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From which group did Andrew Jackson receive the most support in the election of 1828?

Jackson received the most support from those in the West and South

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Which political party was formed by supporters of Andrew Jackson after the election of 1824?

Democrats

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What caused the nullification crisis?

The protective tariff placed on goods

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Jackson’s battle with the Bank of the United States

Jackson hated the bank because it limited the loans that state banks could give. Jackson voted the bank and it ceased to exist