Paying Debt
Economic Debate
The First Political Parties
Navigating Early Challenges
The Alien and Sedition acts
100

What was the most pressing need of the first government?

Paying off the war debt from the Revolution

100

Who thought Hamilton's plan was unfair?

Critics and people who believed speculators would unfairly benefit.

100

What was Hamilton's party called?

Federalists

100

What did Washington announce in 1793?

He was neutral and did not pick a party

100

How many laws were there in the Alien and Sedition acts?

4 laws

200

Who wanted to pay bonds at full value?

Hamilton
200

Where would the new capital be built?

Potomac River in District of Columbia 

200

Who led the Democratic-Republicans?

Thomas Jefferson

200

What was Jay's Treaty with?

Britain

200

What happened to the citizenship waiting period?

5-14 years

300

How much did the U.S. owe Americans?

40 Million Dollars

300

What did the national bank help with?

 debts, issue bank notes, promote trade, encourage investment, and promote economic growth.

300

What did Federalists want?

Strong national government

300

Why did Washington want neutrality?

To avoid war

300

What could happen to dangerous aliens?

Deportations

400

What two acts did Congress pass to raise money through imports and shipping?

The Tariff Act of 1789 and the Tonnage Act.

400

Who opposed a national bank

James Madison

400

What did Jefferson support?

Farmers

400

What did Pinckney's Treaty allow?

Use of the Mississippi River

400

What did the Sedition Act restrict?

Free Speech
500

What did Hamilton want to create?

A national Bank

500

What clause supported Hamilton's argument?

The necessary and proper clause in Article I Section 8

500

Which region supported Federalists?

Urban Northeast

500

What did Washington warn about in his Farewell Address?

Political division and foreign alliances



500

Which states passed resolutions against the laws?

Kentucky and Virginia

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