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Unit 5

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Who was the sect of war in Washington's Cabinet and what did he do? Henry Knox; in charge of military
Who was the attorney general in Washington's Cabinet and what did he do? Edmund Randolph; advise president on legal matters
Who was the sect of state in Washington's Cabinet and what did he do? Thomas Jefferson; would deal with relations with other countries
Who was the sect of treasury in Washington's Cabinet and what did he do? Alexander Hamilton; handled countries finances
What were the four parts of Hamilton s financial plan? Assumption, Create a Bank, Pass a Protective Tariff and excise tax on Whiskey?
What part of Hamilton's plan taxed good into the US and would make goods cheaper? Pass a Protective Tariff
What did Hamilton's plan lead to? Whiskey Rebellion
What was the Whiskey Rebellion?(1794) farmers from Western Pennsylvania rose up in protest of what they saw as unfair taxation and provided the new nation, and George Washington, with a looming crisis
What was the Whiskey Rebellion result? showed the new national gov't could keep law in order
What was Jays Treaty?(1794) the British navy seized American ships and carried off cargo and sailors that were trading with Franc
What was the outcome of Jays Treaty? the British agreed to evacuate their forts but made no promise to pay damages for US vessels they had seized
What was Pickneys Treaty?(1795) Washington sent Charles Pickney to Spain to work out a treaty with Spain, Spain gave the US the right to use the MS river and the port of New Orleans for trade
What did the Federalist believe? Strong central gov't, on Great Britain side
What did the Democratic-Republicans(Anti-Federalist) believe? believed in weaker nat't gov't; stronger state gov't, supported agriculture, against the Bank of US, supported France
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