
George Washington
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Ray Fortune
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17 Slides • 11 Questions
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1789-1797
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Settlers ignored treaties giving land to Native Americans
Fighting broke out between settlers and Native Americans over land between the Appalachian Mountains & Mississippi River
Treaty of Greenville (1795) - Native Americans give up most land in the Northwest Territory
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What is a strict interpretation of the Constitution?
What is a loose interpretation of the Constitution?
Which one do you agree with?
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Strict interpretation – government has only the power given to it by the Constitution. This gives the government less power
Loose interpretation – Government has any power not forbidden by the Constitution. This gives the government more power.
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Multiple Choice
When did George Washington become president?
1776
1783
1789
1797
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Multiple Choice
What treaty ended the war between the United States & Native Americans for control of the Northwest Territory?
Treaty of Paris of 1763
Jay's Treaty
Treaty of Paris of 1783
Treaty of Greenville
Pickney's Treaty
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Poll
Do you believe the federal government should operate under a strict or loose interpretation of the Constitution?
strict interpretation
loose interpretation
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Debt from the Revolutionary War
National Government owes 52 million; states owe an additional 25 million
No source of income
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Created our federal court system
Set up district courts, courts of appeal
Established a Supreme Court consisting of a Chief Justice and 5 Associate judges
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Combine state & national debts
Issue bonds to help pay off debt
Pay off new bonds with taxes collected by the government
Create a national bank to help manage the nation’s economy
Embraced Adam Smith's free enterprise system
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Proposed by Adam Smith
Private Enterprise - Businesses should be privately owned & operated.
Profit Motive - Businesses operate to make money
Competition - Multiple businesses are free to sell the same thing
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Private property - People are free to own property
Customer Sovereignty - Customers hold the power
Supply & Demand - Consumers determine what is made & the cost
Laissez-faire government gets involved only when necessary
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Believed the North would get rich at the expense of the South.
Some Southern states had paid off debts & didn‘t want to go into debt again
Believed a national bank would give the federal government too much power
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Multiple Choice
True or False. One major economic problem facing the new nation was state and national debt.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is not one of the pillars of the free enterprise system?
Private enterprise
competition
government regulation
profit motive
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Poll
Do you agree with Alexander Hamilton that a national debt can be a good thing?
Yes
No
Undecided
What's a national debt?
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1794 PA. farmers revolt against taxation of whiskey.
Washington sends army to end rebellion
Proves gov. has the power to maintain peace & enforce laws
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Multiple Choice
True or False. The Whiskey Rebellion took place in Massachusetts.
True
False
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1789 – French Revolution. Americans split on whether to support it.
1793 – Britain & France go to war
Southerners support the French
Others, such as merchants & manufacturers, support the British
Both sides try to drag America into the war
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Poll
Which side would you join in the war
Britain
France
Remain neutral
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Washington says we won’t take sides
Barred French & British warships from American Ports
Britain responds by impressing American Sailors & attacking our ships
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Poll
Do you think Washington was wise in choosing not to take sides in the war between Britain and France?
Yes
No
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Britain stopped seizing American ships & helping Native Americans on the frontier
Britain agrees to pay for damage to ships & get out of America
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Signed by America & Spain
Gave Americans the right to navigate the Mississippi River & to trade in New Orleans
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Fill in the Blanks
Pickney's Treaty was an agreement between the U.S. and
Type answer...
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Gave the nation 3 pieces of advice
Avoid political parties
Avoid permanent foreign alliances
Avoid sectionalism
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Multiple Choice
How many pieces of advice did Washington give in his farewell address?
three
four
five
six
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1789-1797
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