Washington's POV
Federalist Beliefs
Democratic-Republican Beliefs
Citizens Thoughts
Key Events/Policies
100

As president, I believed stepping down after two terms was the best course of action, leading to this precedent. 

What is a two-term limit?

100

We thought this government was supposed to be stronger than the states.

What is a national government?

100

We felt that power should remain essentially with these governments.

What is a state government?

100

We were upset because Western settlers, like ourselves, felt that the government supported eastern merchants. 

Who are farmers?

100

This legislation kept basic rights such as freedom of speech and religion safe.

What is the Bill of Rights?

200

I formed this group of advisors to assist me in leading the executive branch.

What is the Cabinet?

200

We supported this bank to help stabilize the nation's finances.

What is the national bank?

200

We rejected the national bank because it said nothing about it in this document.

What is the Constitution?

200

It was believed that the new ruling class was composed chiefly of wealthy elites, causing this.

What is inequality?

200

This treaty (1794-1795) aimed to improve relations between the U.S. and Britain after the Revolutionary War. 

What is Jay's Treaty?

300

In this speech, I warned Americans about political parties and foreign alliances.

What is the Farewell Address?

300

We believed this form of interpretation was the best way to interpret the Constitution.

What is loose interpretation?

300

We thought that the Constitution should be interpreted in this fashion.

What is strict interpretation?

300

We were concerned that the government's economic policies were favoring this group.

Who are merchants and wealthy elites?

300

An international revolution that split U.S. citizens into two groups, federalists and democratic-republicans.

What is the French Revolution?

400

I believed it was necessary to keep our nation out of European Wars, so I declared this in 1793.

What is U.S. Neutrality? 

400

Alexander Hamilton wanted this type of production to raise national strength, appealing to merchants, bankers, and northern industrialists.

What is manufacturing? 

400

We thought the economy should be based on this way of living.

What is agriculture?

400

We feared having a potentially overly powerful central government leading to this.

What is tyranny?

400

The power was shared between the federal and state governments.

What is federalism?

500

I used federal troops to prove the national government's power to enforce laws in 1794 against this violent farmer protest.

What is the Whiskey Rebellion?

500

We supported this country in foreign affairs because of strong trade ties.

What is Great Britain?

500

We feared this Federalist economic plan would concentrate power in the hands of wealthy elites.

What is Hamilton's financial plan?

500

Many of us wanted the government to listen more to ordinary citizens using this principle.

What is popular sovereignty? 

500

This rule divided the power between three levels of government. 

What is the separation of powers?

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