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Social Studies Grade

The First 3 Presidents

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Isolationism Common foreign policy of President's George Washington, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson which would keep the US out of foreign matters for the most part.
Foreign policy goal of the US during the first half of the 1800"s Neutrality: mainting neutrality while increasing foreign trade.
Marbury vs. Madison The case that established judicial review: the ability of the supreme court to rule an act of Congress unconstitutional.
Describe how Alexander Hamilton's Financial Plan affected the economy. Created the Bank of the US and helped stabilize the economy.
Describe Hamilton's Financial Plan - Create a national bank - Assume state's debts into National Debt - Pass Excise Taxes on goods produced in US - Pass Tariffs: taxes on imported goods - Develop an economy based on manufacturing, rather than agriculture.
Which country's leaders refused to meet the United States diplomats unless they received a bribe in a scandal known as the XYZ affair? France
What idea was introduced for the first time when the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions were created? Nullification: states can refuse to enforce federal laws they deem to be unconstitutional.
Political parties that supported state's rights, believed in strict interpretation of the Constitution, and wanted the nation's economy to be based on agriculture. (farming) Democratic-Republicans Party
Why was the Mississippi a vital (important) waterway? Provided the farmers and merchants an outlet to the Gulf of Mexico. Allowing them to transport their goods for sale.
Why was Washington afraid of alliances? He did not want the US to become involved in foreign wars.
Explain one reason why Hamilton proposed a national bank? Improve the economic position of the united states government by regulating state banks and aligning business interests with the federal government.
How did President Washington react to the conflict between France and England in 1793? He issued the Neutrality Proclamation of 1793 which stated the US would not become involved on either side of the conflict.
As Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton was able to: - Pay off the national debt - Created a financial plan
Describe how the American political party began as a direct result of differing viewpoints. Debate over Hamilton's Financial Plan let to the formation of the first political parties in the US. Extension of the powers of federal government
Lewis and Clark Expedition (1803-1806) Increased understanding of the area included in the Louisiana Purchase
State one reason why President Jefferson supported the Louisiana Purchase? He wanted to gain full control of the Mississippi River
What caused the disagreements between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson? Both men DID NOT agree over the interpretation of the Constitution which created the formation of political parties.
Which geographical consideration had the greatest influence on President Thomas Jefferson's decision to purchase the Louisiana Territory in 1803? Full control of New Orleans on the Mississippi river would be established.
In the early 1800's, the need for a water route to help farmers ship their products to market was one reason for ? The Louisiana Purchase
In 1788 and 1789, a major controversy (argument) between the Federalists and the Antifederalists focused on? Division of power among the different levels of government.
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