paying debt
Economic debate
the first political parties
navigating early challenges
the alien and sedition acts
100

the biggest problem of the first presidency

paying war debt

100

what bondholders did out of fear they would not be paid back

sell bonds at a low price

100

the two first political parties

who were the federalists and the democratic-republicans

100

year of Washington's inauguration 

what is 1789

100

law that took away the basic right of free speech

what was the fourth law of the sedition acts

200

the most important thing the new government needed

what is revenue

200

states that had nearly paid off their debt

southern states

200

the political party that was followed by Jefferson

who were federalists

200

the decision Washington made to stay impartial

what was the proclamation of neutrality

200

what would happen to aliens who were deemed to be dangerous

what was deportation without trial

300

what Madison believed would help pay of national debt

what was taxing imports

300

a system Hamilton put into place

what is a public credit system
300

the political party that was founded by Madison

who were democratic-republicans

300

the person Washington sent to make peace negotiations with Britain

who was John jay

300

what the state could do if an unconstitutional law was passed to overrule it

what was the theory of nullification

400

paper notes that signified money, but lost their value shortly

bonds

400

Southerners opposed congress creating a federal bank saying it was unconstitutional according to what

what were enumerated powers in the constitution

400

political party that supported agriculture over trade

who were democratic republicans 

400

political party in favor of John jays treaty

who were the federalists 

500

40 mil and 11.7 mil

how much money the United States owed to the people and foreign lenders

500

How Hamilton argued that it would be constitutional to create a national bank even if it was not part of the enumerated powers

what was article I, section 8 of the constitution

500

party that stood for a strong federal government

who were democratic republicans

500

a letter written by Washington as he retired warning against political parties and neutrality concerning wars

what was the farewell address