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Why were U.S citizens worried about George Washington becoming the president? They feared that George would turn into a king and overule the U.S like the king of Britian did
Secretary of State? Thomas Jefferson
what did the secretary of state do? handle relations with other nations
secretary of treasury? Alexander Hamiltion
what did the secretary of treasury do? deal with financial matters
secretary of war? Henry Knox
what did the secretary of war do? provide for the nations defense
Attorney general? Edmund Randolph
what did the attorney general do? handle government legal affairs
what did the Judiciary Act of 1789 do? made the federal court system
what was the nations debt caused by? American Revolution
what was Alexander Hamiltons plan to help get the U.S out of debt? national banks tariff- taxes on imports national taxes
What was the whiskey rebellion about? 500 farmers sold their whiskey for other goods(no money involved) became angry that there was a tax on whiskey (they couldnt buy it). So they started a rebellion against tax collectors, but soon George Washington became involved plus 14,000 troops
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