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Launching the New Ship of State Washington Adm. (1789-1797)
By J.A.SACCO
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“President Washington We Have a Problem Here!”
What problems would Washington face as he began his Presidency? Credibility- ½ population oppose Constitution Prove government not a monarchy National debt Gain respect in foreign affairs No federal laws, no law enforcement officers, no federal court Constitution only an outline- Will it work? Creation of military to protect abroad and border
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Washington’s Domestic Policy
Problem 1-What do you call the Chief Executive? Was this a waste of time for the new government?
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Washington’s Domestic Policy
Problem 2- The need to create a judiciary. Judiciary Act of creation of 13 districts, 3 court of appeals, and a Supreme Court
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Washington’s Domestic Policy
Problem 3- How do you get money into the treasury? Tariff of Required importers to pay a percent of the value of their cargo when dock in U.S.. Shippers also had to pay a tonnage tax on the weight of cargo. How did Southerners respond to the tariff?
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Problem 4- The President needs help in getting the government started, what do you do? The Cabinet- advisors to the President Dept. of Treas. Dept. of State Dept. of War Dept of Justice A. Hamilton T.Jefferson H. Knox E. Randolph
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Battle of Fallen Timbers-Aug. 1794
Pres. Washington sends Gen. Anthony Wayne to put down Native American resistance Leads to Treaty of Greenville Gen. “Mad” Anthony Wayne
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Treaty of Greenville Native Americans give up part of southern Ohio/Indiana in exchange for a payment of $10,000 from government. Population explodes! 1803 Ohio a state.
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Washington’s Domestic Policy
Bill Of Rights Based on “VA. Declaration of Rights” (G. Mason), and “VA Statute of Religious Freedom” (T.Jefferson) 10 Amendments- First 8 protect the rights of the people 9th people have other rights not listed 10th reserve powers for states
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