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Unit 1

George Washington-Madison

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Who wanted a strong national bank ? Alexander Hamilton
Spain gave the eastern shore of the Mississippi River to the U.S. Pinckney's Treaty
Favored strong central govt.;loose interpretation of the Constitution; Hamilton;wealthy people Federalist Party
Protest of farmers who make their living in converting grain into whiskey Whiskey Rebellion
United States and Great Britain prevented war and increased trade; British would give up the western forts to U.S. , in return U.S would trade Jay's Treaty
First elected president of the United States George Washington
Loose interpretation; stretching the Constitution Implied Powers
Started by Alexander Hamilton to finance the new nation's money; raise money; strengthen and protect U.S. business interests National bank
beat John Adams in 1796 election; Louisiana Purchase Thomas Jefferson
Bribery to the French to make U.S. pay to make a deal with the King XYZ Affair
Nullification no to law
Lewis and Clark Explored the Louisiana Purchase territory with Sacajawea
John Adams 2nd president; Alien/Sedition Acts
War Hawks wanting war for land
Alien and Sedition acts limit criticism against the govt.; limited freedom of speech and allowed deportation of unpopular aliens.
Marbury vs. Madison Midnight judges; Judicial review
James Madison War of 1812; lifted the embargo; 4th president
War of 1812 Impressment and seizing U.S. ships; British inciting the Native Americans
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Declares Alien/Sedition Acts unconstitutional
Louisiana Purchase Land bought from France for $15 million; doubled the size of the U.S.; used implied powers to make the purchase
Democratic-Republic Party strict interpretation; favored farmers,poor people; no national bank; Bill of Rights
Embargo Act of 1807 law that stopped all trade with other countries; hurts U.S. businesses
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