-
Time in which Washington was President of the United States.
-
Extracted concessions from Northern and Southern interests, but favored maritime and manufacturing regions.
-
This was an act to Establish the Judicial Courts of the U.S.
-
Philadelphia was named as the nation's capital for ten years.
-
It was believed to be necessary to establish in order to improve the nation's credit and the handling of financial business under the constitution.
-
Includes a list of the first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution.
-
Guaranteed slaveholders the right to recover runaway slaves.
-
Genet recalled from his position as French minister to the U.S. U.S. would then establish a set of procedures governing neutrality.
-
Invention that would make cotton production efficient and profitable.
-
Rebellion provoked by excise tax on Whiskey. Most popular distilled beverage to farmers because it was so easy to make. Washington became the first president to lead army into a "scene."
-
Established intentions of U.S. wanting to be Allies with Spain. Guaranteed access to the Mississippi river and defined boundaries between U.S. and Spain.
-
Resolved issues with Great Britain and facilitated 10 years of peaceful trade.
-
George Washington's Address on declining Presidency of the United States. Established rule of two terms.
-
Time in which Adams was President.
-
Involved a confrontation between the U.S. and France that lead to the Quasi-war. X, Y, and Z were substituted for the names of the French Diplomats.
-
Increased naturalization period for immigrants from 5 years to 14.
-
These acts established laws that included powers to deport foreigners and make it more difficult for immigrants to vote.
-
Kentucky and Virginia legislatures declared the Alian and Sedition Acts unconstitutional.
-
Act reduced the number of seats in thSupreme Court to prevent ties.
