Trick or Treaty
Washington, Hamilton, Jefferson, Adams..Oh My!
Why did that happen?
The Consitution & Bill Of Rights
Controversy
100
This graphic shows what Treaty? What did this treaty do? 
Pickney's Treaty allowed settlers to use the Mississippi River and the Port of New Orleans as a means of travel. It made getting crops to market and traveling easier.
100
The leader of the Federalist Party
Alexander Hamilton & John Adams
100
The Whiskey Rebellion was important because....
it showed that the federal government would enforce the law, and maintain law & order.
100
This party believed in a strict interpretation of the Constitution
Democratic-Republicans
100
Alexander Hamilton listed the following reasons in support of the creation of __________________:
to establish the good faith and credit of the United States.
to stabilize the economy
to make loans to states and citizens
The National Bank
200
This treaty paid the Cherokee tribe $1,000 per year for allowing settlers to travel safely down the Tennessee River from east to middle Tennessee and to safely travel the roads between east and middle Tennessee. It also promised that settlers would stay off of Cherokee lands.
The Treaty of Holston
200
The Democratic-Republicans were led by the two besties! Name them!
Thomas Jefferson & James Madison
200
This president's term was plagued with problems due to wars between England and France.
John Adams
200
Article 3 Section 1 of the Tennessee State Constitution of 1796 states the following: "Every freeman of the age of twenty-one years and upwards possessing a freehold in the County wherein he may vote and being an inhabitant of the State, and every freeman being and inhabiting any one County in the State six months immediately preceding the day of election shall be entitled to vote..."
What is different about this state Constitution? Who can vote?
there is not exemption based on race- it does not state a person must be black, white, etc. All men, including free black men who owned property, and lived in Tennessee for at least six months before an election were eligible to vote.
200
Thomas Jefferson opposed the creation of the National Bank, and he was greatly opposed by the proposition of the Federal Government taking on the States' debts left from the Revolutionary War. Why was he opposed?
The southern states had already paid off their debts from the Revolutionary War, and this would only benefit Northern states.
300
What major city was gained through the Jackson Purchase?
Memphis
300
Read the following quote from George Washington: What does Washington want the people to understand?
From George Washington's Farewell Address:
"Why, by interviewing our destiny with that of any part of Europe, entangle our peace and prosperity in the toils of European ambition, rivalship, interest, humor or caprice?
It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world; so far, I mean, as we are now at liberty to do it; for let me not be understood as capable of patronizing infidelity to existing engagements. I hold the maxim no less applicable to public than to private affairs, that honesty is always the best policy. I repeat it, therefore, let those engagements be observed in their genuine sense. But, in my opinion, it is unnecessary and would be unwise to extend them.”
The United States needs to remain neutral and not form alliances with other countries, only have trade and business relationships.
300
The alien & sedition acts prompted Jefferson & Madison to create the __________________________________, which stated that if any Federal _________ were deemed unconstitutional, then states could nullify (make invalid) that law.
The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions; law
300
George Washington set several "precedents" during his presidency. Name all 4
1. 2 terms as president
2 appointing a Cabinet (a group of advisors)
3. remaining neutral when foreign countries are at war
4. enforcing federal law and maintaining law & order.
300
The nations Capitol, Washington D.C, is in the "south". Why?
it was the deal struck by Alexander Hamilton & Thomas Jefferson- agreeing that the Federal Government would take on the debts left from the Revolutionary War.
400
This is meant to encourage companies to keep their manufacturing and trade within the United States & protect American Industry. It has the same purpose today as it did in the 1790's!
Protective Tariff
400
This party believed that the United States would prosper through agriculture.
Democratic-Republicans
400
"Land grant laws passed in North Carolina created a booming market in Tennessee land before settlers had ever arrived. Land speculation was based upon cheaply amassing large amounts of western land in hopes that the price of land would increase when more settlers arrived." -History.com
What was the resulted?
Tennessee's population quickly increased allowing Tennessee to apply for Statehood
400
This amendment guarantees your right to due process of the law, the right NOT to incriminate yourself (remaining silent) the right to a defense, and to know the charges that you are being accused of
the 5th Amendment
400
The XYZ Affair was...
an attempt by representatives of the French government to extort (get) bribes from American Diplomats.
500
This was the foreign policy of George Washington, and it stated particularly that the United States should not have relationships with foreign countries other than in business and trade, we would not take sides in foreign wars, we would not provide aide to either side in a foreign war and IF anyone citizen of the United States was caught providing aide to either side, they would NOT be protected by the United States of America.
The Proclamation of Neutrality
500
Who believed this: "Only the wealthy and educated are capable of governing the people!"
The Federalist Party
500
The goal of the Alien & Sedition Acts were designed to
weaken any of John Adams & Federalist's political opponents.
500
This Amendment says that anything not listed in the Constitution lies with the power of the state.
The 10th Amendment
500
These Acts directly violated rights and freedoms guaranteed to citizens in the Bill of Rights.
the Alien & Sedition Acts