Section 1 Flashcards

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Inauguration

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A ceremony in which the President takes oath of office

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2
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Precedent

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an example to be followed by others in the future

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bond

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a certificate by a government for an amount of money that the government promises to pay back with interest

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4
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speculator

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people who invest in a risky venture in the hope of making a large prophet

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5
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unconstitutional

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contrary to what is permitted by the constitution

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6
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tariff

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A tax on imported goods

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7
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How did Washington’s inauguration reflect the nation’s deep respect for him?

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Because his actions would set an example to be followed by other presidents in the future

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8
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What are the top posts in the executive branch and judiciary at this time? Define each position and name the first person to occupy each post.

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e- 75 post offices, a few clerks, and a small army of 672 soldiers. The people to occupy these posts are the entire federal government. j- supreme court of 6 justices 3 circuit courts and 13 district courts. The people that occupy these posts are washington, and John Jay.

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9
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What was the nation’s first economic crisis? How was it further complicated?

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The first crisis was that the nation was in debt of $52,000,000. They decided to tax the people because they wanted to make the citizens pay for the debt.

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10
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What was Hamilton’s plan to solve the crisis? Why was it controversial?

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He had 3 steps

1) The U.S government would fully assume, or agree to pay, all federal and state debts.
2) The U.S government would charter a national bank for depositing government funds.
3) The government would impose a high tax on goods imported into the country. The debate over the bank of the United states

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11
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The United states in 1789 was ____ of the size it is today

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1/4

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12
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Importance of Washington, Adams & Jefferson

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They determined how the government would work

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13
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National Bank was set up in 1791 to issue _______ _______ and make loans to farmers and business.

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paper money

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14
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First time the government sent troops to fight american citizens

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The whiskey rebellion

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15
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Washingtons challenges-

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  • organize the federal government
  • Develop a plan to pay off the governments war debts
  • Responding to the Whiskey rebellion
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