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| show | title "president of the united states" presidential cabinet, 2 term limit
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| show | Hamilton- secretary of treasury, Jefferson- secretary of state
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| show | set up a federal court system for the country, called for 1 chief justice and 5 associate justices, set up district and associate courts
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| show | major problem after war ended, owed money to foreign nations and individuals
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| Bond | show 🗑
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| show | wanted to buy back all of old bonds and issue new ones to extend due dates
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| Speculators | show 🗑
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| Madison's objections to Hamilton's plan | show 🗑
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| show | Hamilton agreed to build the nations capital in the south; Maryland and Virginia both donated land to build the district of Colombia
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| Bank of the United States | show 🗑
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| show | tax on foreign good; protected american manufacturers; helped north (many factories) hurt south (imported lots of goods)
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| show | tax on liquor; back country farmers in PA grew lots of corn which was bulky but farmers made it into whiskey that shipped easily; people tarred and feathered tax collectors
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| show | sent militia quickly to stop it; proved governments strength; "act as a country'
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| show | inspired by American revolution but more violent
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| show | Jefferson- strong supporter of the french revolution and believed violence was deserved; most people did not support the french revolution once people started being executed regularly
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| show | Washington wanted to stay neutral and not get involved in European conflicts
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| show | called for Britain to pay for damages of seized ships that were stolen; established trading rights
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| show | 1796; advised to steer clear of permanent alliances and to not get dragged into European affairs
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| Faction | show 🗑
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| Hamilton vs Jefferson: manufacturing and farming | show 🗑
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| Hamilton vs Jefferson: federal and state power | show 🗑
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| Hamilton vs Jefferson: interpretation of the constitution | show 🗑
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| show | Hamilton wanted close ties with Britain; Jefferson favored France (the first ally of the US)
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| show | Hamilton's supporters were called federalists; Jefferson's supporters were called democratic republicans
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| Unconstitutional | show 🗑
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| Federalists | show 🗑
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| show | supporter of Jefferson who favored a decentralized government
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| Election of 1796: candidates | show 🗑
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| show | P- Adams VP- Jefferson
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| show | french became upset about jays treaty w/British;french seized american ships&demanded money to stop,Adams declined bribe,some federalists wanted to go to war to weaken republicans &build up a strong national gov.&army,Adams didn't &split federalist party
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| show | Alien-said the president could kick out any foreigner deemed dangerous;made immigrants stay 14yrs to become citizens,hurt Jefferson b/c many immigrants were farmers and didn't give them a chance to vote for 4yrs;
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| show | Sedition- means to stir things up, said any citizen could be fined or jailed if they said anything bad about the government
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| Jefferson's views on alien and sedition acts | show 🗑
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| show | led by Jefferson; state law passed that said each state has the right to judge whether a law is constitutional and if the state is going to follow it or not
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| show | states possess all power not given to the government in the constitution; Jefferson strongly believed this
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| Election of 1800 | show 🗑
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| Election of 1800: issues | show 🗑
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| Election of 1800: candidates | show 🗑
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| Election of 1800: result | show 🗑
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| show | stated that you have to vote separately for president and vice president
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| show | no violent transfer of power ( no forced power), peaceful changes of power between parties, no armies involved
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| show | after bad reign, people finally spoke out against strict government; Adams decision not to go to war with France
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