Chapter 9 Flashcards
traditions that would help shape the nation’s future
precedents
our first president (1789)
George Washington
our first vice president (1789)
John Adams
a leading political figure whose position was department of the treasury and his responsibility was to manage the nation’s money
Alexander Hamilton
a leading political figure whose position was head of state department and his responsibility was to handle relations with other nations
Thomas Jefferson
a leading political figure whose position was secretary of department of war and his responsibility was to look after the nation’s defense
Henry Knox
taxes on imported goods
tariffs
the capital
Washington D.C
president gets advice from top advisors known as this
cabinet
clearly favoring one party
partisan
political parties held this in which political leaders choose their parties candidates for the upcoming election
caucuses
the political parties organized in the 1790s
democratic republicans and federalists
a rebellion in which farmers attacked the home of a tax collector because farmers were upset with the tax on whiskey
whiskey rebellion
when american ships traded with france, british captured those ships and forced american crews into the british navy
impressment
prohibited americans from fighting in the war and barred french and british warships from american ports
proclamation of neutrality
washington wrote this after he decided not to seek a third term as president; stated that us remains neutral in foreign affairs, continue to trade with other nations, and did not support political parties
washington’s farewell address
washington was upset with british after violating his neutrality so he sent john jay to negotiate this
jay’s treaty
american settlers move into natives land so native americans surrender most of the land that is now ohio in this
treaty of greenville
explain beliefs of federalists
northern states, wealthy, strong national gov, wanted nation to be industrial giant with focus of manufacturing, national govt should pay off all states debt to build credit, need national bank, need to increase tariffs, wanted to form alliance with britain
explain beliefs of democratic republicans
southern states, poor, powers go to states, wanted nation to focus on farming/agriculture, states should pay their war debts, no national bank, did not support high tariffs, wanted to keep good relations with france