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| paper notes promising to repay the money |
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| a group of advisors to the president |
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| a tradition or example that is still followed today |
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| amount of money owed by the nation’s government |
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| not taking sides in a conflict |
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| the act of forcing people into service |
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| The 1st President of the US |
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| The 2nd President of the US |
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| The first Supreme Court Chief Justice |
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| to warn against permanent alliances |
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| What was the main point of Washington’s farewell address? |
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"So help me God"
swearing on the Bible
only two terms, creating a cabinet, attempting to stay neutral |
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| precedents set by President Washington that we still follow today |
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| creating a national bank, selling bonds, creating taxes (The Whiskey Tax) |
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| ways that Hamilton hoped to reduce the national debt |
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| What European event in 1789 made it difficult for America to remain neutral? |
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| protest, rebellion (The Whiskey Rebellion), tarring and feathering tax collectors |
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| How did many Americans respond to Alexander Hamilton’s tax on Whiskey? |
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| Washington's Secretary of State |
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| Washington's Secretary of Defense |
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| Washington's Secretary of the Treasury |
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| Thomas Jefferson and John Adams |
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| Who were the two main opponents for the US Presidency in 1796? |
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| Who won the Presidential election of 1796? |
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| What political party favored the British? |
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| What political party favored the French? |
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| What political party was lead by John Adams? |
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| What political party was lead by Alexander Hamilton? |
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| What political party was lead by Thomas Jefferson? |
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| What political party was supported by small farmers? |
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| inconsistent or not allowed under the Constitution |
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| the first 10 amendments to the Constitution |
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| Who was George Washington's Vice President? |
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| Congressional action that set up the national court system |
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| Father of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights |
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| These two states surround Washington D.C. |
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| the first capital of the US |
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| African American surveyor of Washington DC |
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| the specific name for the American resistance to Hamilton's tax on whiskey |
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| this Native American defeated an American army led by General Arthur St. Clair at the Battle of the Wabash |
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| When war began between Britain and France Washington vowed to remain________ |
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| Washington's formal proclamation regarding American involvement in the French-British fighting |
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| number of times political parties are mentioned in the Constitution |
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| Incident in which 3 Franch agents demanded a bribe and loan from America |
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| immigrant living in the country who is not a citizen |
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| Act that allowed the president to imprison or expel any foreigner thought to be dangerous |
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| Act that allowed the president to imprison anyone that said bad things about the government |
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| legally overturn or overrule |
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| idea that that the states are more powerful/important then the federal government |
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