Precedents
Constitution
Hamilton/Jefferson
Judicial System
Whiskey Rebellion
New Capital/Farewell
100

How many Precedents did Washington create?

3

100

True or False

The Constitution did NOT give instructions on how to do everything?

True

100

What party was Hamilton the leader of?

Federalist

100

True or False

The Constitution provided very few details about the judicial system.

True

100

What/who caused the rebellion?

Whiskey Tax/ Alexander Hamilton

100

The Residence Act of 1790 allowed the government to do what?

Create Washington D.C.

200

What was the 1st Precedent created?

"Mr. President"

200

What 3 branches of government did the Constitution create?

Judicial, Legislative, Executive

200

What party was Jefferson the leader of?

Democratic-Republican

200

Does the Constitution mandate how many Supreme Court judges to appoint?

No

200

Why did the farmers in the frontier find this tax unfair?

They used their corn surplus crop for income.

200

What two states gave some of their land to create the capital?

Virginia and Maryland

300

How many executive departments were there in the Cabinet? 

3

300

Which branch makes sure the law is followed?

Judicial Branch

300

Which event resulted from the disagreements between Hamilton and Jefferson?

The first two political parties

300

How many Supreme Court judges did Washington and the legislature decide to have?

6

300

Why was money scarace in the frontier? Whiskey was used for _______________________.

The frontier was sparsely populated.

substitute currency

300

Who ended up drawing the plans for the capital after the first architect was fired?

Benjamin Banneker

400

How many terms/years can a president serve?

2 terms/ 8 years

400

What were the 3 main things Hamilton and his party were for?

strong central/federal government

government run by the wealthy

manufactoring (found in the North)

400

What are the lower courts in the U.S. named?

Judicial Circuits or lower courts
400

Why did the farmers in the frontier feel the government was being unfair with this tax? 

They felt it was taxation without representation all over again.

400

Why was the newly appointed architect's involvement in laying out the capital so monumental?

Banneker was a free African American man who was given a great responsibility when there were not a lot of opportunities for African Americans.

He remembered the design plan so that building the capital could continue after Frenchie was fired.

500

The president, vice president, and cabinet make up  the ____________________________.

President's administration

500

Which branch create the laws?

What two groups of people make up the Congress?

The Legislature

House of Representatives and Senate

500

What were 3 main things that Jefferson and his party were for?

strong state government

government run by the "working man"

farming (found in the South)

500

Who nominates a Supreme Court judges?

President

500

Although Washington empathized with the farmers, he believed in upholding the law. What was Washington's reaction to the rebellion?

He led 13,000 troops to western Pennsylvania and stopped the rebellion without firing a shot.

500

Why did Washington leave office after his terms were done?

He didn't want any one person to hold/acquire to much power.

600

In a letter to Washington, Jefferson wrote about a major concern that he had. What was that concern?

Jefferson's concern was about Hamilton's plan to create a national bank for the U.S.

600

After being nominated, what is the process to be confirmed as a Supreme Court judge?

If a person is approved, how long is the judge position?


You must be interviewed by the Senate. If a person passes the interview, then they will be approved as a judge.

Until retirement, death, or you really really break the law!

600

Why was Washinton's reaction to the rebellion so important?

It showed that the government had the power to enforce laws.

600

What were Washington's main conccerns he talked about in his Farewell Address?

The development of political parties and the division of the country.

Staying out of foreign countries affairs. (minding our own business)