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Settled issues with ENGLAND having to do with English forts in America and the British damaging American ships. A. Jay's Treaty B. Pinckney's Treaty C. Proclamation of Neutrality
Jay's Treaty
Official announcement of U.S. government policy toward what was going on in England and France. Washington wanted the United States to remain neutral A. Jay's Treaty B. Pinckney's Treaty C. Proclamation of Neutrality
Proclamation of Neutrality
Between the US and Spain which made the border of the US the MISSISSIPPI RIVER. Also allowed the US the use of the port in New Orleans. A. Jay's Treaty B. Pinckney's Treaty C. Proclamation of Neutrality
Pinckney's Treaty
He created a plan which included paying off the national debt, taxing whiskey, taxing foreign goods, and creating a NATIONAL BANK.
Hamilton
Farmers were angry about the excise tax placed on whiskey
Whiskey Rebellion
Warns of political party divisions (unity was key to success) Warns about dangers in foreign entanglement (no permanent friends or foes) Morality in government (religion)
Washington's Farewell
group of advisors who gives the President advice on different issues
Cabinet
it means an example or a model for people to follow
precedent
should do only what the Constitution states it can do
Strict Interpretation
the ability to interpret the Constitution; to seize more power for the federal government.
Loose Interpretation
Had to do with the court system. Appointed 6 members to the Supreme Court and also created lower courts to assist the Supreme Court.
Judiciary Act
placed on manufactured products A. Excise Tax B.Tariff
excise tax
a tax placed on goods brought in from other countries A. Excise Tax B.Tariff
tariff
Deals with foreign nations A. Secretary of War B. Secretary of State C. Secretary of Treasury D. Attorney General
Secretary of State
Deals with our country’s safety and the military A. Secretary of War B. Secretary of State C. Secretary of Treasury D. Attorney General
Secretary of War
Deals with our nation’s finances (money) A. Secretary of War B. Secretary of State C. Secretary of Treasury D. Attorney General
Secretary of Treasury
