Ch. 7 Exam Flashcards

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Precedent

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An action that later serves as an example

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1
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When was George Washington elected president?

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1789

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List GWs precedents

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Voluntarily stepped down after two terms
Heads of executive departments report directly to him
Referred legal questions to the attorney general

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3
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What are cabinet members?

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Department heads who advise the president

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What dis the Judiciary act of 1789 create?

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It created three levels of federal courts and defined powers and relationships to the state courts

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Associate Justices (then)

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5

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6
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Associate justices (now)

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8

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7
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Start of the French Revolution

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1789

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8
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Washington reelected

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1792

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9
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France and England go to war

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1793

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John Jay’s Treaty

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1794

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Whiskey Rebellion

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1794

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Thomas Pinckney’s Treaty

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1795

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13
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John Adams is elected president

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1796

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14
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XYZ affair

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1798

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15
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Alien and Sedition Acts

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1798

16
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John Adams Treaty with France

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1798

17
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Thomas Jefferson is elected president

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1800

18
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Neutral

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Unbiased, not favoring either side in a conflict

19
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Privateers

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Private ships hired by a country to attack it’s enemies

20
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Right of deposit

A

A right that would allow American boats to transfer goods in New Orleans without paying cargo fees

21
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What was GWs plan towards the war between France and Great Britain?

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Neutrality Proclamation

22
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What reasons did GWs advisors give for supporting France?

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They had supported the US during the revolutionary war

23
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What reasons did GWs advisors give for supporting England?

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Hoped to strengthen trading ties.

24
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What were the major results of Jay’s treaty?

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Settled disputes between US and GB
GB would pay damages on seized US ships and abandon their forts on the NW frontier
US agreed to pay debts to GB

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What were the major results of Pinckney’s Treaty?

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Settled the border and trade disputes with Spain
Spain agreed to recognize the US southern boundary
Reopened port at New Orleans
Gave right of deposit

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What were some causes of the conflict between the US and GB in the NW territory.

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Americans continued to settle the NW territory despite Native American protests. The British supplied the Native Americans with guns so they would go to war with the Americans

27
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Where did (Mad) Anthony Wayne’s forces defeat Native American forces on August 20, 1794?

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Fallen Timbers

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What did GW fear about the Whiskey Rebellion?

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The rebels threatened the federal governments authority and congress could tax.

29
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How did GW feel about political groups?

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Disagreements between political groups weakened government.

30
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Bonds

A

Certificates promising to repay a loan with interest by a certain date.

31
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Speculators

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People who buy something at a risk with the hopes of making a future profit

32
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Assume

A

Take over

33
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Implied powers

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Congress can pass any law that helps it to carry out its duties

34
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Edmund Genet

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New French minister to US/ encourages Americans to seize British merchant ships

35
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Impressment

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Forcing a person to serve in the armed forces

36
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Virginia/Kentucky Resolutions

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Written by Thomas Jefferson

Argued states could nullify (overrule) federal law if it violated the Constitution