Chapter 9 L1 L2 Flashcards

History

1
Q

Who was the first president?

A

George Washington

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2
Q

What freedoms did the bill of rights give?

A

Speech, press, and religion

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3
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Who was the first chief justice?

A

John Jay

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4
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Who was the department of State Cheif?

A

Thomas Jefferson

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5
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Judiciary Act of 1789

A

Established a federal court system

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6
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Alexander Hamilton

A

Established plan for a federal government

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7
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Precedent

A

Something done or said that becomes an example for others to follow

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8
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Cabinet

A

a group of advisors to the president, the head is the president and the attorney general

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9
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Speculator

A

people who risk money in hopes of making a large profit in the future

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10
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Why wasn’t George Washington in any political party?

A

He disliked them.

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11
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Prohibited Americans from fighting the war. Remaining neutral from any political party. Blocked French and British warships from entering American ports.

A

Proclamation of Neutrality

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12
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Whiskey Rebellion

A

A rebellion against the taxes on whiskey

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13
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Pinckey’s Treaty

A

Gave the Americans free navigation of the Mississippi River and the right to trade in New Orleans.

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14
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Impressment

A

Seizing people against their will and forcing them to serve in the military or other public service

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15
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A person used to create negotiations for political, economic, and social relations with another country or countries

A

Diplomat

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16
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Whiskey Rebellion

A

Armed protest involving violent attacks on governent officials and destruction of property

17
Q

What was the relationship between Native Americans and George Washington?

A

They created fights even though they signed peace treaties.

18
Q

Arthur St. Clair

A

General that gave a decisive over Native Americans in the battle of Fallen Timbers

19
Q

What battle was Arthur St. Clair the general of?

A

Fallen Timbers

20
Q

When did America get present-day Ohio?

A

They got Ohio when they signed the Treaty of Greenville

21
Q

What did the United States strive to maintain in
European conflicts?

A

They wanted to maintain order.

22
Q

The British used the common practice of
impressment to do what?

A

Impressment was used to recruit people into the British Navy

23
Q

What was the result of Jay’s Treaty?

A

The British agreed to withdraw from American soil.

24
Q

What did Pinckney’s Treaty provide for
Americans?

A

It gave the Americans free navigation of the Missisipi River and the right to trade in New Orleans.

25
Q

What three departments did Congress establish in
the executive branch of the government?

A

State Department, Department of Treasury, Department of War

26
Q

What did the Judiciary Act of 1789 establish?

A

An established federal court system.

27
Q

What is the purpose of the Bill of Rights?

A

It listed the rights of the people of the United States of America.

28
Q

National debt

A

the amount of money owed by the nation’s government

29
Q

certificate that promises to repay borrowed money in the future– plus an additional amount of money called interest

30
Q

Would help build a strong
economy by issuing a single form
of money, among other purposes

A

National Bank

31
Q

Would raise the price of imported
products, helping American
companies compete with
companies from other nations

A

Tariffs and Taxes