Early Republic #1
Against the constitution
Unconstitutional
Washington’s last “speech” as President published to the public
Farewell Address
Author of the poem, “Star Spangled Banner”
Francis Scott Key
West of the Mississippi
Favored strong central government
federalists
Prohibit trade with a country
embargo
The right of congress to make any laws that are needed to carry out powers
Necessary and Proper
Favored states’ rights
Democratic-Republican Party
Government policies for relations with other countries
government policy
“Second War for Independence”
War of 1812
Government policies for within the nation
domestic policy
The United States would avoid taking a side in foreign issues
neutrality
A tradition
Precedent
Tax to keep economic activity within the nation
protective tariff
Associations that try to elect their members to government office
political parties
First President of U.S.
George Washington
First U.S. Secretary of the Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
First U.S. Secretary of State, 3rd President of the U.S.
Thomas Jefferson
Group of advisors to the President
4th President of the U.S.
James Madison
A tax on imported goods
tariff
5th President of the U.S.
James Monroe
Activities aimed at weakening an established government
sedition
2nd President of the U.S.
John Adams
Right of Supreme Court to determine if a law violates the constitution
judicial review