7-9 Flashcards
Who was the Secretary of State under George Washington?
Thomas Jefferson
Who was the Secretary of War under George Washington?
Henry Knox
Who was the Secretary of Treasury under George Washington?
Alexander Hamilton
What was Jeffersons viewpoint regarding the constitution?
He was in favor of a strict interpretation of the constitution
Which of Washington Cabinet members strongly supported states rights?
Thomas Jefferson
Which of Washington’s Cabinet members supported a strong federal government?
Alexander Hamilton
Says that the government can do what is necessary and proper for the good of the nation
The elastic clause
Did Jefferson favor agriculture or industrialization to grow the economy?
Agriculture
What country served as an example for Jeffersons agrarian mindset?
France
Did Hamilton favor agriculture or industrialization to grow the economy?
Industrialization
Why did Hamilton support an industrialized economy?
So not to heavily rely on other countries, be self sufficient
What country did Hamilton model his industrial views after?
England
Which politician was in favor of the national bank?
Hamilton
Which cabinet member had faith in the people to make good decisions?
Thomas Jefferson
What political party did Jefferson belong to?
Republicans
What political party did Hamilton belong to?
The Federalists
Why did it take a while for political parties to appear?
Washington did not like partisan politics, everyone listened to him
This act established the Supreme Court and court system
Judiciary Act of 1789
Who was the first Supreme Court Justice?
John Jay
How many associate justices were in the Supreme Court?
5
This tried to raise revenue after the a Revolutionary War, it put a 5% tax on goods coming into the country
Tariff of 1789
What was Hamilton’s view regarding debt?
He thought some debt was okay, it showed that the people trusted the government
What did Hamilton propose to do about the national debt?
Pay it in whole
What did Hamilton propose to do about the State Debt
The federal government would assume the state debt