Washington
In his Farewell Address, Washington said the country needed to be THIS in order to succeed
Unified
Hamilton was the head of this political party
Federalist
The Louisiana Purchase did this to the size of the United States
Doubled it
This is the group of advisors created by Washington to help the president
Cabinet
According to Washington's precedents, what word should describe the United States' relationships to other countries?
Neutral
Democratic-Republicans believed the power of the central government should be _____ while the states should be ________
Weak, Strong
As a result of the War of 1812, this war hero gained recognition and praise that later helped him win the presidency in 1828
Andrew Jackson
Marbury vs Madison gave the courts this ability
Judicial Review
Washington's response to this event set the precedent that the Executive branch would enforce laws through military force if necessary
Whiskey Rebellion
This person felt the Constitution should be viewed STRICTLY
Jefferson (also Madison)
This statement issued by the 5th president warned European countries to refrain from creating new colonies in the western hemisphere
Monroe Doctrine
This battle gained Andrew Jackson fame
Battle of New Orleans
In his Farewell Address, Washington warned that using these would lead to one person/group gaining too much power
Political Parties
The US Capital was relocated
This port was the most important acquisition of the Louisiana Purchase
Port of New Orleans
For a president, this is 4 years long
A term
Following Washington, these two men ran against each other for president
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson
Hamilton wanted to create this to make trade and other interstate financial activities easier
National Bank
This set of Acts caused fewer immigrants to come to the US, the French to stop seizing American ships, and a focus on states' rights
Alien and Sedition Acts
This term from the War of 1812 meant that the British navy was stealing American sailors and forcing them into service
Impressment
During the War of 1812, this famous building was burned by British forces
The White House