Chapter 8: Establishment of the New Government

President Washington’s 1789 inauguration occurred in Philadelphia.

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Thomas Jefferson agreed with Hamilton’s financial plans.

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The new government went into operation with heavy financial obligations

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Congress rejected most of Hamilton’s financial plans

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The beginnings of the nation’s first two political parties were largely the result of differing views toward issues of foreign relations.

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Alexander Hamilton wanted the federal government to repay state debts.

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The outcome of the Whiskey Rebellion proved that the national government would not allow disobedience of federal laws.

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The “quasi war” was fought between the United States and England

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The presidential election of 1800 had to be settled by the House of Representatives

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Marbury v. Madison allowed Chief Justice Marshall to assert greater power for the Supreme Court

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