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Constitution - Washington
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faction that supported a strong central government
federalist
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allows the Constitution to stretch to meet the needs of a changing society
necessary & proper clause
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Secretary of the Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
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a compromise over this part of Hamilton's economic plan led to the movement of the capitol to Washington DC
federal assumption of state debts
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Why did Washington choose the men he did to fill cabinet positions
they were experts in their respected fields
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this demonstrated the strength of the Constitution to enforce law
Whiskey Rebellion
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Attorney General
Edmund Randolph
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Secretary of War
Henry Knox
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high tax on imports designed to protect domestic industry
protective tariff
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the division and sharing of power between the different levels of government
federalism
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who supported neutrality when asked to send aid to the French during the French Revolution
George Washington & Alexander Hamilton
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this treaty was unpopular with the American people and sought to settle outstanding issues with the British
Jay's treaty
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Hamilton's support for the elastic clause is a demonstration of his support for what type of Constitutional interpretation
loose
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Secretary of State
Thomas Jefferson
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supporters for the Democratic-Republican party were located in which section of the country
mostly the South - backcountry famers, small shopkeepers, some rural notherners
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Hamilton proposed a 3 part economic plan - what were the 3 parts?
1. Creation of public credit 2. federal assumption of state debt 3. creation of a national bank
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faction that supported adding a Bill of Rights to the Constitution
antifederalist
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powers explicitly listed in the Constitution
enumerated/delegated powers
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why did southerners oppose the federal assumption of states debts
they had paid most of their debts off
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supported the creation of a national bank and passage of a protective tariff
Federalists
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this constitutional principle ensures that power within in each level of government is divided
separation of powers
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Jefferson & the Democratic-Republicans supported this interpretation of the Constitution
strict
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the president's ability to veto laws passed by Congress is an example of what constitutional principle
checks and balances
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What was Hamilton's justification for the creation of the National Bank
the necessary & proper clause - Fed govt can create currency - currency is kept in a bank
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large states supported this plan, proposed by James Madison at the Constitutional convention in regards to representation in Congress
Virginia Plan
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government is confined or restricted by a Constitution
limited government
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plan proposed at the Constitutional Convention which is the foundation for representation in the Senate
New Jersey Plan
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Thomas Jefferson was a leader of this political party
Democratic Republican
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constitutional compromise that settled the debate over structure of Congress
Connecticut Compromise
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what was the cause of the split between Hamilton and Jefferson, leading to the emergence of the first two political parties
Hamilton's 3 part economic plan
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