Mostly Washington
What event did Washington stop with federal troops in 1794?
The Whiskey Rebellion
What was Washington’s main foreign policy?
Isolationism
Who led the Federalist Party?
Alexander Hamilton
What did the 12th Amendment fix?
Tie in the election of 1800
What type of people helped Jackson win in 1828?
Common people/farmers/frontier settlers
What advice did Washington give in his Farewell Address?
Stay out of foreign alliances and avoid political parties
Which party wanted a strict interpretation of the Constitution?
Democratic-Republicans
What country attacked U.S. ships during Adams' presidency?
France
What was the Monroe Doctrine about?
Warning Europe not to interfere in Latin America
What system gave Jackson supporters government jobs?
Spoils System
What year did Washington become president?
1789
What economy did Hamilton want the U.S. to focus on?
Business, trade, and manufacturing
What act failed under Jefferson to stop foreign threats?
Embargo Act
What was the name of the journey where Natives were forced west?
Trail of Tears
What did Jackson use instead of his official cabinet?
Kitchen Cabinet
What was Washington’s reaction to the French Revolution?
He stayed neutral
Who supported the French Revolution, Federalists or Republicans?
Republicans
What war happened during Madison’s presidency? Foreign Conflict.
War of 1812
What was the Primary cause of the War of 1812?
British Impressment of American Ships and Sailors
What crisis involved South Carolina threatening to secede?
Nullification Crisis
Order the presidents in the correct order.
1. George Washington
2. John Adams
3. Thomas Jefferson
4. James Madison
5. James Monroe
6. John Quincy Adams
7. Andrew Jackson
Who was president during the Louisiana Purchase?
Thomas Jefferson
What laws did Adams pass that Republicans hated?
Alien and Sedition Acts
What happened to the Federalist party after the end of the War of 1812?
The party declined in influence and eventually faded away from national politics.
How did Jackson feel about the National Bank?
He opposed it—thought it favored the wealthy