Chapter 9 Section 1

Question 0

Precedent

Answer 0

An act or decision that is set for others to follow.

Question 1

Inauguration

Answer 1

Is the ceremony where the president officially takes office.

Question 2

Cabinet

Answer 2

The heads of the department of state, treasury, and war and the offices of the attorney general and postmaster general. The heads of these things gave Washington advice about each department.

Question 3

Judiciary act

Answer 3

The Supreme Court, would have a Chief Justice and five other justices. Also set up district courts across the states. These were lower courts and the Supreme Court was the highest.

Question 4

National debt

Answer 4

The total sum of money the government owes to others.

Question 5

Bond

Answer 5

A piece of paper that says that you will be paid back the none y with interest of a certain date. Ron the government.

Question 6

Speculator.

Answer 6

Someone willing to do something risky to get a large sum of money.

Question 7

District of Columbia

Answer 7

The new capital city. AKA Washington DC. While the new capital s being built philly would be the new capital.

Question 8

Bank of the United States.

Answer 8

The congress gave all the tax money to the bank in return the bank gave them paper money shock they could use to make loans. This bank encouraged economy growth.

Question 9

Tariff

Answer 9

A tax.

Question 10

Protective tariff

Answer 10

Since a tax on foreign goods was supposed to protect American industry from competition it was called a protective tariff.

Question 11

Whiskey rebellion

Answer 11

Many farmers were upset with the whiskey tax, they marched through Pittsburg and sang revolutionary songs and tarred and feathered tax officials. Was a test of strength for the government. Washington showed the people that violence and rebellions would not be tolerated.