Early Republic

Question 1

Precedents-Examples set that others flow.

Answer 1

• 2 Term Limit.
• Creation of a cabinet.
• “Mr. President.”

Question 2

Whiskey Rebellion

Answer 2

-A tax protest against the Whiskey Tax.

Question 3

Farewell Address

Answer 3

Washington’s speech at the end of his presidency when he warned the nation against:

• Excessive political party spirit and geographical distinctions.
• Foreign affairs or long-term alliances with other nations.

Question 4

Federalists

Answer 4

• Alexander Hamilton.
• Found support from the wealthy elite- bankers, factory owners, and industrialists.
• Support came from the North.
• Favored a strong, central government with the power to run the country smoothly.
• Favored a National Bank in order to control and stabilize the nation’s money.
• Envisioned a country of large, industrial cities.

Question 5

Democratic-Republicans

Answer 5

• Thomas Jefferson.
• Found support from the common people, specifically farmers.
• Support came from the South.
• Favored strong, state governments that would uphold independence of each state.
• Against a National Bank as they were favored state controlled institutions.
• Envisioned a country a small, independent farmers.

Question 6

Whiskey Tax

Answer 6

-First tax imposed on a domestic product by the newly formed federal government.