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Washington’s Administration

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1 Washington’s Administration

2 Federal Hall

3 The First Vice President

4 The First Cabinet

5 The First Chief Justice

6 First Attorney General

7 Hamilton’s Plan

8 Whiskey Rebellion

9 Spain in North America

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12 France v. Britain

13 Citizen Genet

14 Proclamation of Neutrality

15 Impressment

16 Jay’s Treaty

17 The Adams Administration

18 XYZ Affair

19 Half War

20 Alien and Sedition Acts

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22 The Jefferson Administration
                                             

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24 Aaron Burr

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27 The Barbary War

28 Tribute?

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30 Louisiana Purchase Treaty

31                                                                                                                 

32 1 640 900,000 Square miles Square Mile Acre 2 1280 3 1920 4 2560 5
3200 6 3840 7 4480 8 5120 9 5760 10 6400

33 Haiti Haiti

34 Toussaint L'Ouverture

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36 Lewis and Clark

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