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Early Republic Era

STAAR Review

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First President of the United States George Washington
Precedents (traditions) Washington started serving two terms (8 years total), choosing a cabinet (advisers)
Farmers did not want to pay a tax on whiskey but Washington led in the army and made them PAY! WHISKEY REBELLION
Washington set up this (Alexander Hamilton's idea) to a create a stable economy and pay debts BANK OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington's forein policy, how he dealt with other countries He stayed Neutral to stay out of war
When Washington left office he warned of foreign alliances, political parties, and national debt in this address FAREWELL ADDRESS
Second President of the United States who only served one term (4 years) JOHN ADAMS (FEDERALIST)
Adams 2 big mistakes in office that did not get him re-elected XYZ AFFAIR (people wanted him to declare war on France) ALIEN AND SEDITION ACTS (don't talk trash against the govt)
France wanted a bribe just to speak with their country in this event XYZ AFFAIR
If you spoke against the govt you could be fined or put in jail ALIEN AND SEDITION ACTS
ADAMS 1 MAJOR SUCCESS IN OFFICE FATHER OF THE U.S. NAVY
Third President of the United States (served two terms) THOMAS JEFFERSON (DEMOCRATIC-REPUBLICAN)
M&M'S = JOLLY RANCHERS MARBURY V. MADISON = JUDICIAL REVIEW the power to declare laws unconstitutional
Purchased by Jefferson doubled the size of the U.S. LOUISIANA PURCHASE
JEFFERSON'S ONE BIG MISTAKE EMBARGO ACT (he stopped trading will all of Europe) this hurt the economy
4th President (served two terms) JAMES MADISON
THE MAJOR EVENT DURING MADISON'S PRESIDENCY WAR OF 1812 (2ND TIME WE FOUGHT ENGLAND) it was a tie
CAUSE of the WAR OF 1812 impressment of American sailors into the British navy (forced sailors to join the British Navy)
MAJOR EVENTS OF THE WAR OF 1812 WHITE HOUSE WAS BURNED DOWN, VICTORY AT THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS (JACKSON), TREATY OF GHENT- ENDED THE WAR
EFFECTS OF THE WAR OF 1812 U.S. confirmed its INDEPENDENCE, GROWTH OF U.S. ECONOMY, ANDREW JACKSON BECAME A WAR HERO
5TH PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. (served 2 terms) James Monroe (ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS)
This compromise settled the slavery debate and added Missouri as a slave state MISSOURI COMPROMISE
MONROE'S most famous event (he declared that European countries could no longer colonize the Western Hemisphere) MONROE DOCTRINE (you stay on your side of the world and we will stay on ours)
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