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History 12/15
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A TRADITION | PRECEDENT: GEORGE WASHINGTON SET TRADITIONS SUCH AS 2 TERMS IN OFFICE. CREATION OF THE CABINET AND FOREIGN POLICY OF NEUTRALITY |
| NOT AGREEING OR CONSISTING WITH THE CONSTITUTION | UNCONSTITUTIONAL: CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL |
| THE AMOUNT OF MONEY IN A NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OWES TO OTHER GOVERNMENTS OR ITS PEOPLE | NATIONAL DEBT: HAMILTON TRIED TO FIND A WAY TO IMPROVE THE GOVERNMENTS FINANCIAL REPUTATION AND STRENGHTEN THE NATION AT THE SAME TIME |
| A TAX ON IMPORTS OR EXPORTS | TARIFF: THE SOUTH, HAVING LITTLE INDUSTRY OPPOSED TARIFFS. |
| DEVELOPED UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON. PRIVATE INVESTORS AND THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT WOULD OWN THE STOCK. | NATIONAL BANK: MADISON AND JEFFERSON OPPOSED THE NATIONAL BANK |
| NOT TAKING A SIDE | NEUTRALITY: THE US WAS CHALLENGED BY EUROPEAN NATIONS IN MAINTAINING NEUTRALITY |
| FORCING AMERICAN SAILORS TO WORK ON BRITISH SHIPS | IMPRESSMENT: AMERICANS WERE ANGERED BY THIS ACT |
| POWERS NOT EXPRESSLY FORBIDDEN IN THE CONSTITUTION | IMPLIED POWERS: FEDERALISTS BELIEVED IN THIS |
| LET PEOPLE DO AS THEY CHOOSE | LAISSEZ-FAIRE: WHAT THOMAS JEFFERSON HAD TO DO |
| JUDICIAL REVEIW: ESTABLISHED IN COURT CASE MARBURY VS MADISON | THE CONSTITUTION IS THE SUPREME LAW, THE CONSTITUTION MUST BE FOLLOWED. WHEN THERE IS A CONFLICT OR DISGREEMENT BETWEEN IT AND ANY OTHER LAW, JUDICAIL BRANCHES MUST UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION AND NULLIFY ANY UNCONSTITUTIONAL LAW |
| PROHIBITING TRADE WITH OTHER COUNTRIES | EMBARGO: IN DECEMBER 1807 THEY PASSED THIS ACT |
| INTENSE LOYALTY TO ONES NATION | NATIONALISM: THE WAR HAWKS NATIONALISM RENEWED AMERICAN PATRIOTISM |
| WON BY THE AMERICANS BUT INDIAN TECUMSEN JOINED FORCES WITH THE BRITISH | THE BATTLE OF TIPPECANOE: LED BY WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON |
| ARMED PRIVATE SHIP, LICENSED TO ATTACK MERCHANT SHIPS | PRIVATEER: AUTHORIZED BY CONGRESS TO ATTACK BRITISH SHIPS |
| PEACE TREATY BETWEEN AMERICA AND BRITAIN SIGNED DECEMBER 1814 | TREATY OF GHENT: DID NOT ADDRESS IMPRESSMENT OF US SAILORS |
| SUPPORTED THE FEDERALIST PARTY, 1ST PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, SWORN IN ON APRIL 30, 1789 | GEORGE WASHINGTON |
| VICE PRESIDENT | JOHN ADAMS |
| STATE DEPARTMENT, HANDLED RELATIONS WITH OTHER COUNTRIES | THOMAS JEFFERSON |
| 1ST SUPREME COURT JUSTICE | JOHN JAY |
| LED EXPEDITION TO TO FIND THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE AND DISCOVER NEW PLANTS AND ANIMALS | LEWIS AND CLARK |
| NATIVE AMERICAN LEADER IN THE BATTLE OF TIPPECANOE | TECUMSEN |
| AMERICAN GENERAL WHO SLAUGHTERED 550 CREEK PEOPLE, KNOW AS BATTLE OF HORSESHOE BEND | ANDREW JACKSON |
| COMMANDER OF THE LAKE ERIE NAVAL FORCES | OLIVER H. HENRY |
| FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM W/13 DISTRICT COURTS AND THREE CIRCUIT COURTS TO SERVE THE NATION | JUDICIARY ACT OF 1789 |
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