Ch. 8 The Early Republic: Conflicts at Home and Period 3 Abroad Revolution and Independence (1789 1800) – Identifications: LO 8.1: Discuss Hamilton’s economic Bill of Rights program, the beliefs and assumptions □ Judiciary Act of 1789 it reflected, the opposition it aroused, □ Pres. George Washington and its fate in Congress. □ cabinet □ Alexander Hamilton LO 8.2: Discuss the characteristics and □ Report on Public Credit and the political, social, and economic □ Report on Manufactures beliefs of the Federalists and the The Bank of the United Democratic-Republicans. □ 8A States strict vs. broad □ Washington’s constructionist Presidency interpretations of the Constitution Whiskey Rebellion p. 193 206 □ – Thomas Jefferson □ Democratic-Republicans □ French Revolution □ Jay Treaty and executive □ privilege Pinckney’s Treaty □ partisan □ Washington’s Farewell □ Address electoral college □ LO Identifications: 8.3: Examine the debate between 8B Pres. John Adams the Federalists and the □ XYZ Affair about major foreign □ Adams’ Alien and Sedition Acts policy issues between 1789 and 1802, □ Presidency Virginia and Kentucky and discuss the domestic impact of □ Resolutions this debate. p.206 - 213 Convention of 1800 □
Ch. 8 The Early Republic: Conflicts at Home and Abroad (1789 – 1800) Period 3 Revolution and Independence 8A Washington’s Presidency p. 193 – 206 Identifications: □ Bill of Rights □ Judiciary Act of 1789 □ Pres. George Washington □ cabinet □ Alexander Hamilton □ Report on Public Credit and Report on Manufactures □ The Bank of the United States □ strict vs. broad constructionist interpretations of the Constitution □ Whiskey Rebellion □ Thomas Jefferson □ Democratic-Republicans □ French Revolution □ Jay Treaty and executive privilege □ Pinckney’s Treaty □ partisan □ Washington’s Farewell Address □ electoral college LO 8.1: Discuss Hamilton’s economic program, the beliefs and assumptions it reflected, the opposition it aroused, and its fate in Congress. LO 8.2: Discuss the characteristics and the political, social, and economic beliefs of the Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans. 8B Adams’ Presidency p.206 - 213 Identifications: □ Pres. John Adams □ XYZ Affair □ Alien and Sedition Acts □ Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions □ Convention of 1800 LO 8.3: Examine the debate between the Federalists and the about major foreign policy issues between 1789 and 1802, and discuss the domestic impact of this debate.
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