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Challenges to the New Government MR. Dickerson
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9. What was happening in the Northwest Territory during Washington’s Presidency?
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Spain, Britain, the United States, and Native Americans were all claiming lands in North America
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10. Why did Washington send troops to the Ohio Valley?
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He believed that this territory was critical to the security and growth of our new nation.
We must protect this land!
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11. Who is “Mad” Anthony Wayne?
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General who led troops North of Ohio River to fight off Native Americans and
secure the Ohio Valley
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12. What were the results of the Battle of Fallen Timbers?
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Natives lost around 40 men and were forced to sign the Treaty of Greenville
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Battlefield Park, Maumee Ohio in Lucas County (Near Toledo)
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13. Do geography skill-builder on page 283.
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14. Explain the Treaty of Greenville:
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Natives gave up rights to much of present-day Ohio and Indiana
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Peace pipe from 2nd treaty Gift given by Wayne at Greenville
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15. What was the Whiskey Rebellion?
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Upset farmers rebelled over the tax on Whiskey
Upset farmers rebelled over the tax on Whiskey. Threatened armed attacks on Pittsburgh
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16. What were the results of the Whiskey Rebellion:
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13,000 troops put down the uprising
13,000 troops put down the uprising. Showed people that the government had the power and will to enforce the law.
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17. How did the French Revolution put the United States in an awkward position?
Play Pavel Wranitzky – The Revolution
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It made the U.S. have to choose between supporting France (allies during the Revolution) or the British (trading partners).
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18. What was Washington’s position in helping the French?
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Our nation will be “friendly and impartial” to both sides.
Neutral (impartial)-not picking a side George Washington
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19. Explain Jay’s Treaty and Pinckney’s Treaty:
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Jay’s Treaty. negotiated a treaty to get the British out of the Ohio Valley.
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Pinckney’s Treaty. negotiated with Spain to get traveling rights up and down the Mississippi River.
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