Washington Presidency
Challenges to the New Government
The Federalists is in control
100
What was the purpose of Washington's cabinet?
What is to assist the president on national issues
100
What military and other action secured the west for the United States?
What is Battle of Fallen Timbers; and Treaty of Greenville
100
What advice did Washington give the nation on foreign affairs?
What is to remain neutral.
200
What financial problems did the nation face?
What is pay off war debt and creating a plan that the Congress agreed to that would pay off the debt.
200
Why were farmers angry about the whiskey tax?
What is they used whiskey as money to get the supplies they needed.
200
What led to the rise of political parties?
What is disagreements over running the nation and economic policies
300
What were the three steps to Hamiliton's financial plan?
What is Paying off war debt, raising gov. revenues, and creating a national bank.
300
Why did Washington decide to crush the rebellion and enforce the tax?
What is to shoe that the government had power and will enforce its taxes.
300
Why did Congress pass the Alien and Sedition Acts?
What is to silence its critics.
400
What are the two reasons why Hamilton favor tariffs?
What is it bought revenue to the gov. and it made foreign goods more so it encourage people to buy domestic products
400
Why did the War between France and Britain put the U.S. in a difficult position?
What is Britain was the U.S. most important trade partner and the French was their ally that helped them defeat the British.
400
How did Kentucky and Virginia respond to the Alien and Sedition Acts?
What is they declared the acts unconstitutional
500
How did Hamilton and Jefferson differ on the interpertation of the Constitution?
What is Jefferson was a strict constructionists while Hamilton was a loose constructionists.
500
How did the British make it difficult for the U.S. to remain neutral?
What is the British started seizing the U.S. cargo ships.
500
How did Adams settle the conflict with the French?
What is he reopened talks and signed the Convention 1800s
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