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| aides of the president (dept heads)started by Washington, constitution didn't require it |
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| secretary of war, served as counter balance |
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| Madison's collaborator on the Fed Papers, one of young Rebuplics most seasoned diplomats, becamse first chief of the US |
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| federal govt would pay off debts at face value, plus accumulated interest |
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| under 100mill, keep it manageable, debt leads to growth, but not excess debt |
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| chartered for 20 years, to have capital of of $10million, 1/5 owned by federal govt, stock thrown open |
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| congress would be fully justified in establishing bank of the US, Hamilton argued a national bank would be proper and necessary, govt empowered to collect taxes and regulate trade |
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| Necessary and proper clause |
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| challenged new govt, revolt put down, congress/pres approved tax, washington grants ringleaders pardons (let down easy but you broke law, will enforce, could have been killed for treason, govt wins |
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| hamilton's party, central govt |
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| Jeffersonians, states rights, strict, narrow interpretation of the constitution, so states can have more power than govt |
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| Democratic-Republican party |
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| proclaimed the governments official neutrality in widening conflict but sternly warned American citizens to be impartial toward both armed camps |
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| French diplomat recruits Americans sailors and seafarers to French for war |
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| routed the miamis at battle of fallen timbers, the british refused to shelter indians fleeing from battle |
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| general mad anthony wayne |
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| jefferson opposes, but ratified, british agree to evacuate forst on US soil immediately |
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| printed farewell of washingtons retiring, advised avoidance of permanent alliances |
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| washingtons farewell address |
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| first VP of us, next president after washington, sacrificed a lot |
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| code names for 3 frenchmen who would charge Marshall to enter Paris while hes trying to work thinbgs out |
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| laws against immigrants, pro-jefferson "aliens" required 14 years of residency instead of 5 (naturalization) and Alien Friends Act- gave pres power to deport |
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| anyone who impeded policies of govt or falsely demanded its officials including pres, would be liable to a heavy fine and imprisonment(cant say anything bad about govt or pres) "lockjaw" |
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| Jeff and Madison's refusal of sedition acts, secretly penned and sent to congress |
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| two national political parties |
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| federalists and democratic-republicans |
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| two men fighting against each other |
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| party for strong central govt and public order |
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| party as guardians of agrarian purity, liberty, and STATES RIGHTS |
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| jeffersons (repulic-democrats) |
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