Goals of the New Government/The Electoral College
This person was Washington VP
Who was John Adams?
The Judiciary Act set up this.
What is set up an official federal court system?
The 3 branches that were set up
What are the judicial, executive, and legislative branches?
the two things the French citizens wanted during the revolution
What are equality and liberty?
The two reasons people felt Washington would make a good president
What are...
1. Extremely popular and trustworthy
2. DID NOT want to be President
The city that was originally established as the capital of the country
What is New York City?
The number of total debt the U.S. had after the Revolutionary War.
What is 52.1 million?
The two reasons Jefferson supported the French citizens
What are
1. they were our allies during the revolution
2. they were fighting for liberty and equality
The two precedents Washington set
What are...
1. The president's title is Mr. President
2. Presidents only serve two terms
The 3 expectations for that citizens had for their new government
1. improved trade
2. protection
3. stable economy
This person wanted to pay off only a portion of the bonds
Who is Thomas Jefferson?
The 3 requirements for Jay's Treaty
1. British pay damages on American Ships
2. British leave Ohio River Valley
3. U.S. pays all remaining debts we owed to Britain
The goals of the new government
1. Make new laws
2. set up a court system
3. elect a new president
4. set up a presidential cabinet
The responsibilities of the national bank
1. hold the govt. money
2. make loans
3. make paper money
Hamilton's 3 Part Financial Plan
1. Creation of a National Bank
2. Pay National/State Debt
3. Establish Protective Tariffs
The 3 requirements of Pinckney's Treaty
1. Spain opens the port of New Orleans to U.S. Ships
2. Spain allows U.S. ships to use Mississippi R. for trade
3. U.S. recognizes the U.S. border with Spain at 31st parallel
The process by which a new president is elected
1. Each state gets a certain number of votes in what is called the Electoral College
2. Each party has “electors” selected.
3. Whatever party wins, their “electors” get to cast a vote for the Candidate they want.