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Washington and Adams

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A ceremony in which the President takes the oath of the office Inauguration
An example to be followed by others in the future Precedent
A ceremony in which the President takes the oath of the office Inauguration
A certificate issued by a government for an amount of money that the government promises to pay back with interest Bond
An example to be followed by others in the future Precedent
A tax on imported goods Tariff
A certificate issued by a government for an amount of money that the government promises to pay back with interest Bond
People who invest in a risky venture in the hope of making a large profit Speculator
An organized political group Faction
A tax on imported goods Tariff
Contrary to what is permitted by the Constitution Unconstitutional
An organized political group Faction
Contrary to what is permitted by the Constitution Unconstitutional
An outsider or someone from another country Alien
Activity designed to overthrow a government Sedition
To deprive of legal force Nullify
The first U.S. President George Washington
A New Englander who was Washington's vice president John Adams
Argued that the "spirit of faction" might work like a spark to bring mob rule and chaos. He was also a leading member of Washington's cabinet Alexander Hamilton
A leading member in Washington's cabinet Thomas Jefferson
Contributing author of the Federalist Papers and wrote in them that factions were selfish and that an effective national government would prevent the growth of factions James Madison
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