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Unit 6 A New Nation

Washington, Adams and Jefferson

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Washington Presidency 1st president, set precedents (cabinet, 2 terms, "so help me God") remained neutral in foreign affairs and politics
Washington Farewell Warned against foreign alliances and party politics and encouraged unity
Adams Presidency 2nd president, Unpopular, avoided war with France, Federalist, Alien and Sedition Acts
Jefferson's Presidency 3rd President, tied with Aaron Burr then elected by House of Representatives, bought Louisiana territory, sent out Lewis and Clark, not as proud of being President as he was other accomplishments
Hamilton People selfish, strong National Government, ally with Britain, industrial nation, Federalist party
Jefferson People good, strong state governments, ally with France, farming economy, Democratic Republican party
Washington's Cabinet Hamilton-Treasury Jefferson-State, Knox-War Randolph-Attorney General
Alien acts from 5 to 14 years for citizenship, President could deport or jail foreigners. Never enforced
Sedition act made it a crime to question the government. 20 newspaper editors jailed. In conflict with free speech
Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions Madison and Jefferson. States can nullify (make invalid) national laws. Led to states rights and Civil War
Who were the people in Marbury v. Madison case Marbury (Federalis plaintiff) Madison (D-R Secretary of State, defendant) Jefferson (D-R President) Marshall (Federalist Supreme Court chief Justice)
Judicial Review The right of the Court to decide if laws are constitutional. established in 1803 case Marbury v. Madison
Which Native tribes helped the Lewis and Clark expedition at their most challenging time? Shoshone and Nez Perce
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