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Launching the New Republic, 1788-1800
Section 1: Constitutional Government Takes Shape, 1788-1796 (pg 191-194)
1. Prior to the Revolutionary War, who did most Cherokee’s side with? Why?
2. What were the THREE issues that lay ahead for Americans?
3. Who gained control over Congress? The Presidency?
4. Which fear did Washington calm for most Americans?
5. What did Congress have control over and how did they organize it?
6. Which two elements of the Constitution gave the President a more equal partner to
Congress?
7. Why did citizens fear Congress’s authorization to create federal courts?
8. How was the Judiciary Act of 1789 a compromise with state fear?
9. Explain ex post facto laws & bills of attainder:
10. Who played a major role in establishing the Bill of Rights?
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George Washington
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John Adams
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Judiciary Act of 1789
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Launching the New Republic, 1788-1800
Section 2: Hamilton’s Domestic Policies, 1789-1794 (pgs 194-198)
1. What was the first danger the US faced financially which concerned Hamilton?
2. After publishing his Reports on the Public Credit, Hamilton’s report listed US debt…who did
we owe?
3. How did he propose solving this debt?
4. Who paid the state debt for the Revolutionary War?
5. What were the main reason people did not like Hamilton’s ideas with our national debt?
6. Which states had not paid their war debt?
7. How did Hamilton try to compromise between the states who had already paid their debt
and the US government paying off the delinquent states?
8. What were Hamilton’s chief arguments in establishing the National Bank of the United
States?
9. Why did Madison feel that the national bank was unconstitutional?
10. What was Hamilton trying to promote by taking the war debt from states like New England,
New Jersey, and South Carolina?
11. Why did citizens living in western Pennsylvania have a problem with the tax?
12. What did Washington do as a response to the rebellion?
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Alexander Hamilton
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Bank
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Launching the New Republic, 1788-1800
Section 3: The United States in a Wider World, 1789-1796 (pg 198-205)
1. What had caused American’s to debate their role in foreign policy?
2. Why did other European countries declare war on France?
3. Where was Spain’s first interest area in North America?
4. How did Spain and American extend peace with one another in 1789?
5. How did Washington try to weaken Spanish influence over southern American territories?
6. How did political groups view France’s “reign on terror” or execution of kings and their
followers?
7. How did the North and South view the French Revolution differently?
8. What action did France take with involving the United States in their war?
9. What did King George III do to show America their feelings about their alliance/support for
France? (TWO WAYS)
10. What did the United States gain as a result of the Treaty of Grenville?
11. Why did many criticize Jay’s Treaty? (TWO REASONS)
12. What were the THREE components to the Treaty of San Lorenzo?
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Alta California
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Launching a New Republic, 1788-1800 (pg. 205-219)
Directions: Create two questions and answers for each section listed below.
IV. Parties and Politics, 1793-1800 (pg. 205 to 210)
A. Ideological Confrontation
B. The Republican Party
C. The Election of 1796
D. The French Crisis
E. The Alien & Sedition Acts
F. The Election of 1800
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Virginia and Kentucky
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Launching a New Republic, 1788-1800 (pg. 205-219)
Directions: Create two questions and answers for each section below.
V. Economic and Social Change (pg. 210-219)
A. Producing for Markets
B. White Women in the Republic
C. Land and Culture: Native Americans
D. African American Struggles
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Intercourse Act
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