Hamilton’s plan for a national Bank of the US was stopped by Madison and Jefferson.

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Washington won the presidency in 1789 by a 2 to 1 margin.

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The XYZ affair led the Americans into their first undeclared war with France, known as the Quasi War because it was not officially declared by Congress.

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The establishment of the national banks resulted in a surge of road building?

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Alexander Hamilton was Washington's brilliant, handsome, Secretary of the Treasury but also the most polarizing figure in his administration.

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Hamilton’s plan for Domestic Manufacturing was stopped by Madison and Jefferson.

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 The Haitian Revolution provoked a fear of race war in many white Northern Americans.

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When Washington left office in 1796 he stressed the need to maintain a unity of government.  This was a direct result of the polarization of politics into two groups; the Federalist and the Anti-Federalist.

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Hamilton argued in his Report on Public Credit that the debt should be funded, not repaid immediately.

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The protest by farmers, planned for Pittsburgh, was referred to as Shays' Rebellion.

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