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Assumption plan Alexander Hamilton
Battle of tippecanoe William Henry Harrison
Battle of New Orleans Andrew Jackson
Cottongin and interchangeable parts Eli Whitney
Created a Native American confederacy Tecumseh
Jefferson’s vice president Aaron Burr
Alien and seduction act John Adams
Louisiana purchase Thomas Jefferson
Suppressed whiskey rebellion George Washington
What was the whiskey rebellion? When farmers protested a attack on whiskey because it hurt their income
Why was the whiskey rebellion significant? President Washington use the army to stop it showing the federal government was strong and couldn’t force laws
What was the assumption plan? When the federal government took over the state war debts
How would the assumption plan help the US get loans fromother countries? It helped the US look trustworthy, making other countries more willing to loan money
What issue led to the quasi war France was attacking American ships after the US signed the J treaty with Britain. This led to an undeclared naval conflict between the US and France.
What is the 12th amendment? When presidents and the vice president get separate elections
Why was the 12th amendment necessary? To prevent ties and confusion like in the election of 1800
How did Jefferson’s economic policies affect the United States? Jefferson cut taxes and reduced government spending which lever the national debt. It policies helped farmers and limited the power of federal government.
Why was the J treaty unpopular? Because many Americans felt it favored Britain too much. It did not protect American sailors or stop Britain from seizing ships.
What is judicial review? The power of Supreme Court to declare laws unconstitutional
What course established judicial review The case Marbury versus Madison
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