Lesson 11 Political Developments in the Early Republic EPS!!!!!

In 1796 ______ was supported by the Federalist while ________ was supported by the Republicans.

The tax on whiskey that was passed in 1791 led to the ___ which was seen as a threat to the US.

George Washington appointed Henry Knox as our first Secretary of _____________.

What was the most critical questions facing the new country?

What agency was set up to handle the countries finances?

____________ was appointed as our nations first Secretary of Treasury.

Which party didn't support the National Bank saying that a National Bank was not Constitutional

In 1796 John Adams became President and Thomas Jefferson became VP What was unusual about this?

Alexander Hamilton rose from poverty to lead the _____________ party.

The Federalist passed the Alien Acts which increased the time it took for an immigrant to ?

Thomas Jefferson was appointed Secretary of State. What was his job?

What two founding fathers helped get political parties started in the new nation?

Who serves as the Presidents legal adviser?

The ___________ made it a crime if a person encouraged rebellion against the US Government.

Hamilton asked Congress to establish the first ________ to keep the $ safe, print $, and loan $

The tax on the production or sale of a product such as whiskey was what type of tax?

What did the Republicans favor? Who led their party when it first started?

Republicans favored an economy based on ____________.

The Federalist favored a ______________.

Who did the Federalist feel should run the country?

The heads of the Dept of State, Dept of Treasury, Dept of War, all became known as the ____.

In Washington's farewell address he warned about too much Nat. Debt, Foreign Alliances, and?

Who killed Alexander Hamilton and how did he die?

George Washington was lured out of retirement to become our first President in ________.

By the 3rd Presidential election it was clear that __ had become part of the election process.

The election of 1800 allowed power to change from one group to another without ___________.