A New Nation- Test Flashcards
President George Washington
First president of the US
Federalist
Precedents
Traditions to be followed
Presidential Cabinet
-3 departments heads and attorney general
-Helps president make decisions.
Secretery of State: Who? Political party?
Thomas Jefferson
Anti-Federalist
Secretary of Treasury: Who? Political Party?
-Alexander Hamiliton
- Federalist
Judiciary Act of 1789
- Set up the Federal Court System
- Creates supreme Court
The Whiskey Rebellion
Uprising of farmers in western Pennsylvania
Why is the whiskey rebellion important?
- Shows the powers of the government
- Shows strength of new federal government
Impressment
Seize and capture.
What did George Washington state in his Farewell Address?
- avoid political parties
- won’t get involved in permanent foreign alliances
- no permeant foreign alliances
Strong or weak government? Federalists VS. Democratic Republicans
Federalists- Strong
Democratic Republicans- Weak
Preferred Alliance? Federalists & Democratic Republicans
Federalists- Britian
Democratic Republicans- France
Support or against National Bank? Federalists & Democratic Republicans
Federalists- Support
Democratic Republicans- Against
Interpretation of the Constitution: Federalists & Democratic Repulicans
Federalists- Loose “implied powers”
Democratic Republicans- Strict “enumerated powers”
Regional Support: Federalists & Democratic Republicans
Federalists: North
Democratic Republicans: South and West