5173240059 | veto | Washington thought it should only be used on unconstitutional laws | 0 | |
5173240060 | Judiciary Act of 1789 | Created: 13 federal district courts 3 curciut courts of appeal allowed courts to issue writ of mandamus | 1 | |
5173240061 | Hamilton | Washington's secretary of the Treasury | 2 | |
5173240063 | National Bank | Hamilton's plan under elastic clause | 3 | |
5173240064 | Necessary and Proper claus | The clause that delegated unspecific powers to congress | 4 | |
5173240066 | Shay's rebellion | made people realize AOC needed to change | 5 | |
5173240067 | Jefferson and Madison | Democratic Republican party was let by | 6 | |
5173240068 | Hamilton and Adams | Federalist party led by | 7 | |
5173240069 | Democratic Republicans | France was favored over Britain by the | 8 | |
5173240071 | Proclamation of Neutrality | GW's response to the French Revolution | 9 | |
5173240072 | Edmond Charles Genet | Tried to gain support for France in US | 10 | |
5173240073 | Jay's treaty | Treaty that was beneficial for the British - hated b/c diplomat in charge did not get them to agree to stop arming Natives or stop impressing sailors. | 11 | |
5173240075 | Pinckney treaty | Granted US control of the Mississippi and NO port (AKA Treaty of San Lorenzo) | 12 | |
5173240076 | Greenville treaty | Led to vast Western Settlement. Took land from the Native Americans in exchange for goods | 13 | |
5173240077 | John Adams | President in 1796 | 14 | |
5173240078 | Alien Act | increased residency requirement for immigrants to be citizens - aimed against power base of Dem Reps | 15 | |
5173240079 | Sedition act | Made it a crime to criticize the government - aimed against Dem Reps - violation of 1st amendmens | 16 | |
5173240080 | Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions | response to Alien & Sedition Acts - States can nullify a law if they find it unconstitutional | 17 | |
5173240082 | Aaron Burr | Jefferson's vice president, shot Hamilton | 18 | |
5173240085 | Stuff done in TJ's first term | Decreased national debt, doubled trade, let Alien and sedition acts expire. | 19 | |
5173240086 | Judiciary Act of 1801 | led to Adams (Federalists) trying to pack the court with Federalists right before he left office (midnight appointments) | 20 | |
5173240088 | Barbary Pirtates | Demanded tribute from the US | 21 | |
5173240090 | Orders in Council | Britain blockaded continental ports from foreign powers unless they payed duties | 22 | |
5173240092 | Chesapeake | American ship that was fired on by the HMS Leopard, caused the US to issue the embargo Act | 23 | |
5173240093 | Embargo of 1807 | we trade with no one - Seriously hurt American imports and exports (TJ's bigges / only major mistake) | 24 | |
5173240094 | Non-intercourse Act | Forbade trade with Britain and France | 25 | |
5173252387 | Strict Construction | TJ - have to look at the intent of the Constitution without use of the elastic clause - abandoned for the Louisiana Purchase. | 26 | |
5173255921 | Writ of Mandamus | an order issued by the Supreme Court requiring a government agent to carry out a legal duty. | 27 |
AP US History Washington, Jefferson, Adams (king) Flashcards
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