Washington- He was the first president of United States wins by a landslide military leader during American Revolution War

John Adams - He placed second for president meaning he was the vice president was a problem because they are two different parties which won't work well together

Cabinet System- Plays a role in functioning of the executive branch of the federal government

Hamilton- He is one of the founding fathers was the first Secretary of the Treasury with Geroge Washington

Jefferson- He placed third in the election served as vice president to John Adams with individual rights

Knox- He was the War Department Head “ military matters ” he was the first warhead under Geroge Washington

Randolph- He was the Attorney General “ Head lawyer for the US Government” also one of the founding fathers

Judiciary Act- 13 District Courts 3 Circuit Courts Appeals , Appointed 6 supreme court Justices 3,3 North and South ( Chief Justice John Jay - Chairperson )

John Jay- after the establishment of the new U.S. government, George Washington appointed Jay the first Chief Justice of the new Supreme Court.

Tariff Act of 1789- 5 percent of tax on imports goods ( this worked) Revenue Tariff

National Bank- Was the first bank of united states huge part of Alexander Hamilton's financial program

Little Turtle - He was a Native American tribe member based in the Great Lake region and led the Miami Confederation

Miami Confederation- Several tribes (Miami, salve, Shawnee, Fox) Led by Little Turtle Join together to stop settlers moving into Ohio

St. Clair- General Homer and General St. Clair lost 1800 out of 2300 soldiers 1794 - General “MAD” Anthony Wayne sent 40-minute battle wins

Battle of Fallen Timbers- was a key battle fought, between the United States Army and a confederation of Native American tribes in the Northwest Territory.

Treaty of Greenville- Miami Confederation agree to move out of Ohio in return for 20,00 dollars worth of goods

Whiskey Rebellion- Western PA farmers rebel over 8cents per gallon excise tax on whiskey washington leads 13,000 troops in pardons to understand why they did it

French Revolution- France wanted to help as well as Jefferson during this time and ¾ of our trade was with the British

Proclamation of Neutrality- U.S will not pick a side Britain, and France stop merchants' ships

Jay’s Treaty- John was sent to Britain and his goals were to get the British to join him and to stop attacking our ships and British promised to but didn’t keep the promise

Pinckney Treaty- Charles was sent to spain and it was to have the Right of Deposits in New Orleans

Farewell Address- George Washington had written this later as he was leaving the presidency after his two terms

Election 1796- It was the first contested presidential election in the U.S. held between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson.

XYZ Affair- An incident in which French officials demanded a bribe from the U.S. diplomats

Alien and Sedition Acts- A series of four laws enacted in 1798 to reduce the political power of recent immigrants to the U.S

Kentucky and Virginia Resolves- Were political statments written by Maddison and Jeffersin in reponse to the Alien and Sedition acts

Questions

1. How were elections for President and VP held? What were the results for the first two elections?

They were held by casting two votes for president with he second place being the vp. The first election results are that Washington was President and Adams was VP. The second election results were Washington was President and Adams was VP again.

2. Describe the Federalist and Republican Parties. Who led each? What were their views of how the government should be run?

The leader of the Federalist Party was Hamilton and he was Washington’s secretary of treasury. The leader of the republican water was Jefferson and he was the third president of the U.S.

3. How did Hamilton fix our economic problems?

Hamilton fixed it by taking many different steps to fix the economic problems. The steps were the assumption of state debts, the creation of a national bank, the promotion of industry and commerce, establishing a system of public credit, excise taxes, and lastly the debt repayment and funding at par.

4. How was the issue of expansion and Native Americans handled?

It was handled by the federal government’s approach to expansion and Native American relations grew over time, being marked by a mix of treaties military conflicts,and different policy decisions

5. How did the Jay Treaty influence the Pinckney Treaty?

They were both import because the Jay Treaty played an important role in influencing the Pinckney Treaty by improving the U.S. diplomatic position in Europe.

6. How did the conflict between France and England impact the US?

It had an impact on the U.S. because it was caught in the middle of the ongoing hostilities between the two European powers. The U.S. is still striving to maintain its neutrality and protect its interests.

7. Why were the Alien and Sedition Acts passed? Were they constitutional?

They were passed because it was a response to political and international tension with

France. They were constitutional because it was a significant part of the U.S. history due to their impact on the civil liberties and their constitutionality

8. Why were the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions a threat to the power of the Federal Government?

They were seen as a threat because they introduced the idea that individual states could challenge and potentially invalidate the federal laws they deemed unconstitutional.