Foreign Issues
Washington's Proclamation of Neutrality states. . .
What is the United States would not choose sides between the dispute of France and Great Britain
Who ended the tax on Whiskey and the Alien and sedition acts?
Thomas Jefferson
The word precedent means . . .
What is an act or tradition passed down to future generations?
What is the federalist party
How federalists viewed the constitution (construction)
What is loose construction
Name one cause of the War of 1812
U.S. wanted Great Britain and France to respect its rights
U.S. wanted british and spanish territories
War hawks
Americans increasing tensions with Natives
British did not meet demands for neutrality
What was the Missouri Compromise?
what is Established the law that slavery was forbidden above the 36th parallel. Admitted Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state
An example of a protective tariff used in the United States during the time period (1789-1825) or a political party / leader that employed protective tariffs
What is the Tariff of 1789, What is Alexander Hamilton
Agrarian society, no relationships with foreign countries, no domestic manufacturing
What is the Democratic - Republican party
This person was a strict constructionist as well as the face of the Democratic - Republicans
Thomas Jefferson
Who won the War of 1812
what was a draw
The Whiskey Rebellion was a result of a tax on whiskey that hurt _____. President Washington stopped this rebellion using what?
Who are small farmers
Military force
This view is that the constitution is a rule book. Anything not directly stated in this document is forbidden
What is Strict Construction
Loved taxes and tariffs
What is the federalist party
This time period was where there was only one political party and was full of agreements as well as nice times
what is the Era of Good Feelings
In the Embargo Act of 1807, established by _____ who did it actually hurt? Who was it intended to hurt?
Who is Thomas Jefferson
Americans
Britain and France
What were the alien acts? Who did they impact directly?
Gave the government the ability to deport anyone denouncing the American government or any person who's home nation was at war with the United States (france)
Using impressment, these two countries were doing this to sailors from the United States
What is France and Great Britain
Impressment: taking over and forcing an individual into the military
this political party feared being ruled by one or a few. They also disagreed with much of England's ideals
Who are the Democratic Republicans
This supreme court case gave the national government power over state governments
What is McCullough v. Maryland
(issue over the national bank)
What is increasing anxieties over the wars in Europe led to President Washington declaring the United States' neutrality to protect its citizens as well as its economy
What was the purpose of the Federal Judiciary Act?
Created a Judicial system for the United States
1 chief, 5 associates
When a law is considered unconstitutional, who decides this? What is this Decision called?
Judiciary branch, Judicial Review
What party was supported by mostly northern states? What party was supported by mostly southern states?
This supreme court case was over a "midnight judge" employed by President John Adams
What is Marbury v. Madison