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Chapter 9 condensed

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Who is the only American president to be elected unanimously by members of the Electoral College? George Washington
Where was George Washington sworn in as our nation's first president? New York City
Who served as vice president under George Washington? John Adams
A group of department heads who serve as advisors to the president. the Cabinet
An example that is set for others to follow. precedent
Who was the head of the Treasury Department during Washington's presidency? Alexander Hamilton
Who was Secretary of State during Washington's first term? Thomas Jefferson
Which department oversees our nation's finances? Treasury
Why was it important for the U.S. to repay it debts? To earn the respect of American citizens and foreign countries who loaned money to the government.
Hamilton's plan to strengthen the U.S. economy included _________. 1. Pay off war debts 2. Raise government revenue (income) 3. Create a national bank
To gain southern support for Hamilton's financial plan, northern states agreed to move the nation's capital farther ___. south
A tax on imported goods is called a _____________. tariff
Who argued that the Constitution did not give the government the power to create a national bank? Thomas Jefferson
Who argued that a national bank was necessary for the government to carry out its duties? Alexander Hamilton
Which event was the first to challenge the power and authority of the new government? Whiskey Rebellion
The Whiskey Rebellion mainly affected American ___________. farmers
A group of people that tries to promote its ideas and influence government. political party
In his farewell address, Washington warned Americans about the dangers of _____________. political parties and getting involved in foreign affairs
What did President Washington decide about the war between France and Britain? the U.S. would remain neutral in the war between France and Britain.
What issues divided Americans during Washington's presidency? the power of the federal government, interpreting the Constitution, the economy, foreign affairs
Who was the first president to govern from the new capital in Washington, D.C.? John Adams
How did the French Revolution affect the United States? Americans were divided over their support for the Revolution, Washington declared that the U.S. would remain neutral, Congress passed a law forbidding the U.S. to get involved
The Whiskey Rebellion proved that the federal government had the power to enforce the nation's laws. True
Why did the French Revolution put the United States in an awkward position? France was our ally but Britain was our #1 trading partner which was important to our economy.
Who won the election of 1796 to become the 2nd president of the United States? John Adams
Who was the vice president under John Adams? Thomas Jefferson
As president and vice president, why would Adams and Jefferson have trouble working together? They were from 2 different political parties
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