Hamilton wanted the United States to create a bank

Financial security tied directly to the strength of the ban

Issue currency – money would maintain value

Madison and others challenged thisNecessary and proper clause / Also

called the elastic clause or?

John Jay went to EnglandEngland agreed to abandon

outposts in Northwest Territories

Americans ships allowed to trade –West Indies

Would not Promise / Impress soldiers

Farmers in western Pennsylvania protested taxed

Washing and Federalist looked at this as a challenge to government

Washington sent 15,000 troopsThe rebels disappeared

Two rebels were eventually arrested

September 1796 /Warned against political parties

Avoid making permanent alliances with other nations

2nd president – FederalistThomas Jefferson – Anti-

Federalist – VP

1797 French ships seized American ships

This was known as – Quasi-War (no declaration of war)

Adams sent a delegation to FrancePinckney, Marshall, and Gerry

French intermediary – demanded huge bribes - $250,000

Law that made it illegal for Anti-Federalists to criticize the Federalist

governmentPresident could detain or deport

people from any nation the USA was at war

14 year period to become citizenPeople who criticized Adams were

arrested and jailed

Election of 1800Jefferson and Burr tied 73

votes / House selected JeffersonWhat Amendment changes that president and VP run on same

ticket

3rd President of the United States

End the Alien and Sedition Act

Whiskey Rebellion Jay’s Treaty

Washington’s Farewell AddressJohn Adams XYZ Affair

Alien and Sedition Act12 Amendment (1804)Thomas Jefferson

Implied powers of the Government to handle the growing needs of

the nationUnited States Bank

Washington’s Secretary of the Treasury Washington’s Secretary of State Washington’s Secretary of War

1st Supreme Court Chief Justice Attorney General – Washington’s first term

Part of Constitution that allows for federal bank

Spain gave up disputed land north of Florida and agreed to keep the Mississippi open to

trade

Warned against alliances with nations and was against political

partiesResponse to Alien and Sedition Acts. Advocated state’s rights

Henry Knox Thomas Jefferson

John JayEdmund RandolphNecessary and proper clause AKA elastic clause

Pinckney TreatyWashington’s farewell address

Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions

Alexander Hamilton