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Launching a New Nation

Washington Takes Office

George Washington Sets up the Government

1 st Economic Problem

Alexander Hamilton’s Financial Plan

NATIONAL BANK

High Tariffs

Whiskey Rebellion

Can you remember? 1. How was the government organized under Washington’s leadership? 2. Why did the U.S. face an economic crisis? 3. Name the 3 parts to Alexander Hamilton’s financial plan. 4. Describe the Whiskey Rebellion and how Washington handled the issue.

The Birth of Political Parties

Republicans and Federalists

Early battles

Election of 1796

Can you remember? 1. How did early political parties begin? 2. Describe the differences in political views between the Federalists and Republicans. 3. Describe the potential problems following the election of 1796.

Troubles at Home and Abroad

Fighting in the Valley

Battle of Fallen Timbers

French Revolution

Problems with Neutrality

Goodbye from G. Washington

Can you remember? 1. What caused the conflicts with Natives in the Northwest Territory? 2. How did American react to the French Revolution? 3. What were the major points of Washington’s farewell address? 4. What were Washington’s accomplishments as President?

 The Presidency of John Adams 

XYZ Affair

Neutrality becomes an issue

Alien and Sedition Acts

States Rights

Can you remember? What caused tension between the United States and France? What were the provisions of the Alien and Sedition Acts? Why did the issue of states’ rights arise during John Adams’ Presidency?