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Aww dang yo dawg its dat history, its cool though just think bout it in yo head

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Judiciary Act Called for the supreme court to consist of one Chief Justice and five Associate judges
Hamilton's economic plan Plan was to buy up all bonds issued by state government, then issue new ones
Whiskey Rebellion Government put tax on liquor made in America, sparked rebellion that didn't last long
French Revolution French citizens revolted against government, started killing leaders, was very violent
Neutrality Proclamation Stated that the US could not take sides in foreign affairs such as french or british wars
Jay's treaty called for British to pay damage for seized ships, in return American merchants would pay back debts to British merchants
Washington's View of Foreign Policy That that America should not get involved in foreign affairs
Faction Opposing groups within parties, bribed government etc (In Britain
Thomas Jefferson First secretary of state,strict const, pro farms, pro france, small gov't
Hamilton loose const, pro manufacturing, pro Britain, large gov't Had to deal with large national debt
Democratic Republicans Supported Jefferson, small farmers, artisans, some wealthy planters
Federalists Hamilton’s supporters, wanted a strong federal government, merchants, manufactures
John Adams First vice president, second president, avoided war with france, federalist parties
Frigate Fast sailing ship with many guns
Alien and Sedition Acts John Adams and federalist party, Alien acts made it much harder to br a citizen, made it so that you could be removed if thought to be a danger. Sedition is that you could be fined or jailed for speaking out the government.
Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions – In response to A and S acts, said states could decide for themselves whether or not to follow a federal law
Suffrage The right to vote
Election of 1824 and corrupt bargain Jackson feels that he was cheated out of election because John Quincy Adams made a deal to speaker of the house Henry Clay. The deal was to sway congress to vote for Adams In exchange for Clay being Secretary of State
John Quincy Adams Son of John Adams, went to Harvard, secretary of state during war of 1812, seemed hard and cold, had troubles campaigning to common people, unpopular president.
Andrew Jackson Most people knew him for military victories In the war of 1812, old hickory, many people saw him as man of the people.
General McClellan Considered very cautious and not aggressive enough, was a very good troop trainer
Whigs John Quincy Adam's party, wanted big government Formerly known as national republicans, wanted big spending etc
Democrats Andrew Jackson's party, common man's party, frontier farmers
Caucus System Where each party would hold a meeting and choose their candidate
nominating convention where delegates from all states chose the party's candidate for the president
spoils system system of rewarding supporters with government jobs
Tariff of Abominations Hurt southern farmers by making them pay more for goods, but helped northern manufacturers
Battle of Bull Run First fight of war, everyone thought the war would end quickly, proved it would not
Battle of Shiloh First battle, very bloody, union victory
Battle of Antietam Second battle, bloodiest day of war
Battle of Fredericksburg Third battle, unions invasion of south, failed miserably
Battle of Chancellorsville Fourth battle, another confederate win, stonewall jackson killed
Battle of vicksburg siege by Grant, helped capture Mississippi river
Gettysburg Union stops lees invasion of north, turns tide of war
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