Chapter 7 Review

The national bank was a monopoly until states did what?

# first Secretary of War

What did speculators purchase to earn a profit during this time period?

Which leader believed in strong states and strict construction of the Constitution?

#believed in rule by the wealthy class in 1790's

What did Washington not address in his Farewell address?

What was the basis for Jefferson's and Hamilton's disagreements?

Which construction of the Constitution believes "Whatever is not mentioned cannot be done?"

What stand/action did the United States take on European conflicts?

Which leader had a vision that placed an economic emphasis on business and manufacturing?

#first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court?

Which states passed resolutions that would cancel laws they deemed unconstitutional?

Who did the French ask to become Privateers?

If Hamilton agreed to locate the new US Capital in Virginia, what did Jefferson promise to do?

#first Attorney General

What incident caused Washington to send troops to assert the government's authority?

#strong federal government

What was the main effect of the British supplying Native Americans with guns?

What controversy with between France and President Adams almost led to war?

Because Americans trusted their leaders in 1790 their outlook for the nation was what?

What 2 countries were at war when Washington declared Neutrality for the US?

What was Washington concerned about becoming a burden for posterity?

Washington was viewed as an honest leader because he had held the following positions except:

The tax on whiskey caused what effect?

What is it called when Washington did something for the first time as President?

What Act(s) were passed to protect the government from criticism?

When did Washington talk about political unity?

Which Act passed by Congress in 1789 set up a system of Federal Courts?

#first Vice President

#first Secretary of Treasury

Jefferson's vision of economic success for the US was based on what?

#strong state governments

What was the speech Washington gave at the end of his 2nd term called?

Why did President Adams try to reopen peace talks with France?

#first Secretary of State

Which construction of the Constitution believes "whatever is necessary can be done?"

How did the US government use Bonds during the Revolutionary War?

#rule by the people

Who was a Federalist who believed in loose construction of the Constitution/strong federal govt

#first Postmaster General