Chapter Flashcards

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What was important about the bill of rights and what date was it signed

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Protects us from majority rule.
Protects small groups and minorities.
Signed in 1791

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What was James Madison’s suggested way of funding the new government

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Outing tax on imported goods. Named the tarriff of 1789

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What was Hamilton’s suggested way of funding the new government

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He supported tariff of 1789 but believed the government has the power to borrow money. Congress issued bonds.

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What are bonds

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Paper notes promising to repay money

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Who opposed Hamilton’s plan to fund the new government and why.

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Madison and other southerners. Because they believed northerners owned most of the bonds while most of the tax used to pay off those bonds were coming from the south.

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Who opposed the national bank and why

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Southerners. This was because they believed northerners would own most of the stock. Madison argued that the federal government was not given the power to make a bank through the constitution.

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Was the national bank created

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Yes. Congress passed the bank bill.

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Who wanted the national bank to be created.

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Madison and Hamilton. Hamilton believed it was necessary to collect taxes, regulate trade, and provide defense.

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What tax was implanted in 1791 and what happened as a result.

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Congress imposed a tax on the manufacturing of whiskey. The whiskey rebellion erupted in western Pennsylvania in 1794. Washington sent troops to stop the rebellion

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What was the Federalist Party.

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Believed national government was supreme, ruling power went to wealthy, educated. Wanted loose interpretation of the constitution. Protective tariffs protect domestic industries.

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What was the democratic-republicans party

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Wanted state government to be supreme. Ruling power to all landowners, believed government should support agriculture. Strict interpretation of the constitution. Believe protective tariffs burden farmers.

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Describe the battle of fallen timbers.

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Battle with the Native American confederacy. Took place in 1794. This was a United States victory. We settle the treaty of Greenville in 1795 that gave us what is now Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin.

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What was Washington’s message in his farewell address?

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We should not make long term alliances with other nations, we should fulfill the promises we have already made. Printed on September 19, 1796

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What was the alien and sedation act?

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Act passed in 1800. Declared you had to live in the United States for 14 years before you could become a citizen.

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What did John Adams do to anger the federalists?

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They were damaged by him not declaring war.

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