US, Europe And The World In Early 1800's Flashcards
Hamilton’s financial plans
Hamilton proposed thqt the government takes on the debt of the federal government and the states
Bank of the United States
Hamilton created the bank to handle the debts of war and to make a form of currency
Elastic clause
Granted congress the power to pass all necessary laws
Strict/loose construction
Hamilton was a loose constructionist, believing in a loose interpretation of the constitution, while Jefferson believed in a strict interpretation
Federalists
People who believe in a strong central government
Anti federalists/ democratic republicans
People who believe that states should be individually governed
Whiskey rebellion
A tax protest in the US lasting 3 years
Sectionalism
As the civil war grew closer sectionalism became more of a problem. It is the division of two territories the north and the south (dividing the country and weakening it)
Advise and consent
A term used when enacting bills and other things regarding the constitution
Jays treaty
Stopped the war and cleared any issues since the Paris treaty
Citizen genet
French envoy to the United stayed and his actions when he arrived caused a big conflict known as the the citizen genet affair
Washington’s farewell adress
Washington urged the Americans to avoid dividing by political party as well as being weary of long term alliances
XYZ affair
A dispute that became an undeclared war between France and the US
Alien and sedition acts
Signed by John Adams it added new powers to deport foreigners and make new immigrants have to go through a process before being able to vote
Virginia and Kentucky resolves
Virginia and Kentucky found the alien and secition acts to be unconstitutional
Nullification
To make something void or kill
Election of 1800
Thomas Jefferson defeated John Adams in the presidential election. It was the first transfer of power from one party to another
Jeffersonian view of government and americas future
He believed that there should not be a central government and that people should make their own choices for themselves
Marbury v Madison
A Supreme Court case that established the judicial review meaning that American courts can veto laws and other things that go against the constitution
Rise of Napoleon
After rising through the ranks in the military he staged a coup and crowned himself emporer
Concordat
An agreement specifically when relating to the Vatican and secular government regarding mutual benefits