Chapter 6

Question 1

Judiciary act of 1789

Answer 1

Answered the critical questions and created a judicial structure with a Supreme Court

Question 2

Bank of United States

Answer 2

Issued paper money and handled tax receipts and other government funds

Question 3

Neutrality

Answer 3

To be supportive towards either side to not take sides

Question 4

Jay’s Treaty

Answer 4

Treaty between British and United States that stopped British seizing American ships. Both countries wanted to avoid war. Acted as a violation between French and American alliance

Question 5

Pickney’s treaty

Answer 5

Spain gave up all claims east of the Mississippi except Florida. Also opened Mississippi River to United States citizens to use the new Orleans port

Question 6

Battle of fallen Timbers

Answer 6

Ended Native American resistance in Ohio. Native Americans were settled in America on lands that were proved in treaty of Paris

Question 7

Treaty of Greenville

Answer 7

Agreement with Miami confederacy to give up most land in Ohio in exchange for $20,000 worth of goods in an annual pay of $10,000

Question 8

Whiskey rebellion

Answer 8

A tax put on whiskey. It was a cash crop in western Pennsylvania. Cases were made outside of Western PA. A fight broke out. Washington let an army and it ended without a fight

Question 9

XYZ affair

Answer 9

Incident where French officials demanded bride from US diplomats

Question 10

Alien and sedition acts

Answer 10

Raised residence requirement from US citizenship from five years to 14 years and allowed President to deport were jail any alien considered undesirable. It’s set fines and jail terms trying to hinder the operation of government

Question 11

Alien enemy act

Answer 11

Increased press regulations and restricted for things against aliens

Question 12

Virginia Kentucky resolutions

Answer 12

resolutions argued that the states had the right and the duty to declare unconstitutional acts of Congress that were not authorized by the Constitution. In doing so, they argued for states’ rights and strict constructionism of the Constitution

Question 13

What more Hamilton and Jefferson debates over? What was Hamiltons economic plan? What was the ideology of Jefferson?

Answer 13

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Question 14

How did John Adams handle domestic policy and foreign policy? Explain the XYZ affair and it’s impact on Adams decisions in the office.

Answer 14

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