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is a ceremony in which the President of the U.S. officially takes office.
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| an act or decision that sets an example for others |
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| Who was our 1st president? |
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| Who was our 1st vice president? |
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| Washington set a ___________ by choosing well-known leaders to serve in his cabinet. |
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| Who was our first Secretary Of State? |
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| Who was our first Secretary of Treasury? |
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| One of the most serious challenges facing the U.S. was the __________ which is the total amount of $ the government owed. |
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__________________ Developed a plan that included the 5 provisions below.
~Reduce national debt
~ Payment of debts by federal government
~Put and excise tax on whiskey
~tariffs to protect U.S. industries
~Buy and re-issue bonds |
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They would repay all debts and build a new capital |
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What compromise did Jefferson and Hamilton agree upon? |
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In 1791, Congress passed a bill creating the ________, which allowed government to issue paper money, pay bills, and issue loans to farmers and businesses. |
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| Hamilton wanted to set import ______________, which are taxes place on certain manufactured goods brought into the country. |
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| It would protect local industry from foreign competition |
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| What was Hamilton's logic for passing a tariff? |
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Wiskey Rebellion
George Washington |
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| The ____________ was a protest by farmers who refused to pay government taxes on whiskey.____________ sent an army to put down the revlt which made people realize that the new government would not tolerate violent protest. |
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| 1789 rebellion in France that ended monarchy for a while. |
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| _________ believed France had a right to fight fot freedom just as the americans had done. |
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| They beheaded the king and queen and they were violent |
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| The French Revolution lost support in the U.S. because________________ |
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| _____________actions that a nation takes in relation to other nations |
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| Washington wanted to remain ____________ in foreign affairs. (not take sides) |
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| ____________________ was issude in 1793 by Washington that stated the U.S. would continue to trade with both Fance and Britain and but not support sides. (Didn't want to disrupt relations with other countries.) |
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Jays Teaty,
Debts toward Britain,
Trade |
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| List 3 reasons why remaining neutral was difficult. |
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Jay's Treaty
Banish debts |
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| In the _______, Britain agreed to pay damage for ships and give up forts in the West. Americans agreed to pay old debts to British merchants. Many people were disappointed with the treaty because it did not ______________. |
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| In Washington's_______________, he warned that political parties would divide the nation and that America should stay out of foreign affairs |
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Americans had reason to distrust politcal parties. Sometimes ___________would develop which are opposing groups within parties.
People were also fearful of political partes because national unity would be threatened |
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Federalists or Republican?
Led by A. Hamilton
Strong national govt.
Favored National Bank
Wanted trade with Britain
Wanted tariffs
Manufacturing, Shipping, trade |
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Federalist or Republican?
Led by T. Jerfferson
Strong state govt.
Disliked National ank
unconstitutional
Wanted trade with Fance opposed tariffs agriculture |
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| So everyone can voice their opinions |
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| Why do we have political parties? |
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| ________ really grew in the 1700's and took sides in political parties and published views. |
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| In the election of _________ (year), the President and the Vice President cam from opposing political parties. |
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| ________ was the 2ndpresident of the U.S. He was a Federalist that backed the policies of Washington. |
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| The country of_______ was upset over the Jay Treaty and was seizing American ships. John Adams sent a 3 person peace commission to Paris to meet with French leaders. |
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| In the ____________, French agents demanded a bribe from American ambassadors. Afterwards, Congress voted to enlarge the U.S. army and navy. |
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______________ were fast sailing ships with many guns.
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| The ________________ party split over the problems with France. |
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| Because the presidents could expell any foreigner from the country and anyone could be fined or jailed expressing opinions towards government. |
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| The Federalist passed new acts through Congress which made the Democratic-Republicans angry. Why? |
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| The new laws regarding immigration made immigrants wait 14 years before becoming citizens. The Federalists liked the laws because it would keep new immigrants from voting on the side of the ________________. |
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| The election of 1800 was an unique election. Why did Congress have to settle the election? |
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| As a result of the election of 1800, the __________ amendment was created, and ____________ became the 3rd President of the U.S. |
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He was......
~Vice President
~Republican |
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| What are 2 important facts about Aaron Burr? |
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