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no guareentees of individual rights
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| George Washington created the cabinet consisting of what position and whom held it? |
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Secretary of State- Thomas Jefferson
Secretary of Treasure: Alexander Hamilton
Secretary of War: Henry Knocks
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| after the new goverment was launched in 1789 how did the population change? |
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it doubled with every 25 years
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| *Central Authority was excepted |
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but ultimently eleminated
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| Hamiltons's financial program that was least supported in congress was? |
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right to vote by all citizens
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| Alexander Hamilton's program favored |
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| Hamilton excepted debt to come from |
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based on neccesary elastic cause
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state's rights and loose construction
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| US bank was a modle of what? |
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| Founding Fathers created no political parties because |
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opposition to goverment disloyality
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| In the alpps the political party in power in 1790s was |
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started by Jeff and madison
**think*** they came from the woods
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| Jefferson & Madison against Hamilton's ideas so they... |
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so they created a political party
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privage of uper class, pr british, poten central goverment and govermetn suports business
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simpathy for common, pro french, univeral learning/teaching, pro paying off debt
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1794 treaty, increase in george washington's popularity, allied D E
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keeping nationout of wars (foreighn)
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threaten 1st amendments freedom
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| after 1794 french grew angry b/c |
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| Thomass Jefferson favored position |
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| Hamilton's progream relied on |
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| Foreign relations with French went down |
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french seisure of American merchant ships
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| Us required free navigation of mississippi river |
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| Washington proplination of 1793 |
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based on the calculations of America'self intrest
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| Whiskey rebellion aroused when |
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religious and political freedom
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no unlawful search or siezures
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right to life, liberty, & property
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protection in criminal trials
** speedy and public trail **
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suitsa @ common law
** right to trail by jury when sum exceeds $20**
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no excesive or unworthy Bail and punishment
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concerning rights not enumerated
** the ppl retain rights not here enumerated ***
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