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Learn about the Judiciary Act of 1789 under George Washington's presidency, neutrality declaration, precedents set, Excise Tax impact, and political parties' stances.

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  2. This allowed Congress to establish a Federal Court System?

  3. Judiciary Act of 1789

  4. George Washington did this, while England and France were at war with each other in Europe.

  5. Declared Neutrality

  6. What is a Precedent? 1-15

  7. A tradition set for others to follow.

  8. George Washington is still considered a great president because he created many ________ still followed today 1-20

  9. Precedents

  10. What did the Excise Tax cause? 1-25

  11. Whiskey Rebellion

  12. Which political party favored state banks? 2-5

  13. Democratic-Republicans

  14. Which political party believed in a strong National Government? 2-10

  15. Federalist

  16. The group of advisors that help the President make decisions is called ________? 2-15

  17. The Cabinet

  18. A 100$ bond costs _____? 2-20

  19. $50

  20. The first ten amendments added to the constitution is called the? 2-25

  21. Bill of Rights

  22. The _______ is the amount of money a nations government owes. 3-5

  23. National Debt

  24. This court has the final say on any laws in the United States? 3-10

  25. The United States Supreme Court

  26. George Washington believed these would divide the nation 3-15

  27. Political Parties

  28. Which political party favored the British and a National Bank? 3-20

  29. The Federalists

  30. Whose financial plan called to pay off state’s debt and put excise taxes on whiskey? 3-25

  31. Alexander Hamilton’s

  32. This law gave the president power to deport aliens? 4-5

  33. Alien Act

  34. This law made it a crime to speak criticisms about the government? 4-10

  35. Sedition Act

  36. In this event Adam refused to contribute even 1 cent for tribute? 4-15

  37. XYZ affair

  38. The Sedition Act violated which Amendment? 4-20

  39. Freedom of Speech

  40. This would give states the right to nullify federal laws? 4-25

  41. The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

  42. This act puts many republicans in jail and causes Adams to become very unpopular? 5-5

  43. The Sedition Acts

  44. Hamilton’s desire for war with France causes which party to split? 5-10

  45. The Federalists party (Hamilton vs. Adams)

  46. This president left office in the middle of the night believing he was unsuccessful? 5-15

  47. John Adams

  48. When Adams is President and Jefferson is Vice President why do they dislike each other? 5-20

  49. They belonged to different parties with opposite ideals

  50. Who was the leader of the Democratic- Republicans? 5-25