Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
Q

When Washington was elected, what was the geographic of the US?

A

Agricultural

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2
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Who was…

  • Secretary of State
  • Secretary of the Treasury
  • Secretary of War
A
  • Thomas Jefferson
  • Alex Hamilton
  • Henry Knox
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3
Q

What did the Judiciary Act of 1789 do?

A

Organized Supreme Court with 6 justices (John Jay)

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4
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What was Hamilton’s 5-point plan?

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  1. Assume state debts at par
  2. Create national debt
  3. Create bank of United States
  4. Excise tax
  5. Protective tariff
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5
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Why did Hamilton want to enforce a protective tariff?

A

Encourage domestic products and protect manufacturing/industry

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6
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Why did Hamilton want to assume state debts?

A

To ship wealthy obligations to federal government

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7
Q

Why is the whiskey rebellion significant?

A

It led to strengthening and increased credibility of government

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8
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What caused the whiskey rebellion?

A

Poor Western Pennsylvannians angered about whiskey excise b/c it was their form of currency

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9
Q

Who supported the French? Why?

A

Democratic-Republicans because of their mobocracy and wanting to repay after wat

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10
Q

Why did the Federalists support the British?

A

They were just entering their Industrial Revolution, Hamilton wanted them to be industrail society

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11
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Why was John Jay sent to England?

A
  • Impressments
  • Ship seizures
  • Occupation of American land
  • Supplying Indians with weapons
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12
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What was agreed to in Jay’s Treaty?

A

British: leave trading posts, pay damage for past ship seizures
American: pay off war debts

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13
Q

Why was Pinckney’s Treaty formed?

A

Because Spain was afraid that Britain and America would run them out of America

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14
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What was agreed upon in Pinckney’s Treaty?

A

Control of Mississippi River, New Orleans, Western Florida

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15
Q

What did Washington warn of in his farewell address?

A
  • Political parties
  • Sectionalism
  • Permanent alliances
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16
Q

Why did French begin to seize American ships during Adams’ presidency?

A

Thought alliance was being formed between British and Americans

17
Q

What happened in the XYZ affair?

A

Group of 3 went to French to remain neutral through treaty. Approached by agents X,Y,Z who demanded a large sum to talk to Talleyrand

18
Q

Why did Talleyrand want to negotiate with America again?

A

Undeclared war was raging and French did not want to add another enemy and drive America and Britain together

19
Q

What was agreed upon in the Convention of 1800?

A

French annul Franco-American alliance, US pays damage of ships

20
Q

What did the Alien and Sedition laws declare?

A

Alien: changed residency requirements
Sedition: criticizing government now a crime

21
Q

What did the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions say? Who wrote them?

A

-Jefferson and James Madison

States were able to nullify unconstitutional federal laws

22
Q

John Adams sacrificed his second term for presidency because…

A

Chose to remain neutral with French while Federalists wanted to go to war

23
Q

Was Thomas Jefferson rich or poor growing up?

A

Rich

many believed he betrayed rich by becoming DR

24
Q

Why weren’t the Alien and Sedition Acts deemed unconstitutional by Supreme Court?

A

Supreme Court was made up of Federalists