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GeorgeWashington
John Adams
JamesMadison
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ThomasJefferson
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His home in Virginia goes by this name
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Mount Vernon
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He was the first president to establish this
group of advisors
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Cabinet
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He led the response to this rebellion in this
state with this many soldiers
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Whiskey rebellion Pennsylvania 13,000 soldiers
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His Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander
Hamilton, thought the nation needed this thing to
have a strong economy
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National Bank
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Though not in a party specifically, these two
events showed that Washington supported a certain
party also, its the party he agreed with
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Whiskey Rebellion National Bank Federalist
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His view on criticism of the government was this
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Stop it at all costs, especially against him
specifically
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The two most famous bills signed by him were
these controversial ones
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Alien and Sedition Acts
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Its what Alien and Sedition mean
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Alien- foreign Sedition- speaking against the
government
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Two states passed resolutions in response to the
Alien and Sedition Acts these are the states and
this is what the resolutions called for
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Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions states can
nullify, or cancel, laws they consider
unconstitutional
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He is known for his expansion of this part of the
U.S. military
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Navy
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His ideal America was made up of these people
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Farmers
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He is most known for these two events during his
presidency
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The Louisiana Purchase the Embargo Act
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This court case is likely the most important
Supreme Court case ever and its the principle
it established
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Marbury vs. Madison Judicial Review
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He was this party, and vice president to this
president
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Democratic Republican John Adams
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The two most famous things he did while not being
president
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Writing the Declaration of Independence Founding
the University of Virginia
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He is the first president to do this
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Asking Congress to declare war
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He was from this state
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Virginia
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During his presidency, he could have gone to war
with these two countries for these two reasons
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France and Britain Naval rights, Native
involvement, etc.
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His wife, who had this name, was made famous for
doing this thing during the War of 1812
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Dolly- guarded the White House and saved G.
Washs portrait and other important documents
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The War of 1812 lasted this long, and was won by
this side
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Two years- till 1814 won by neither side
technically, but the British left- you are
welcome, Aspen
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They believed we should ally with Britain, not
France
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Federalists
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They thought we should be a strong trade empire
with industry and manufacturing
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Federalists
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Thought everyday people were important to a
strong democracy
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Democratic-Republicans
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They wanted to go to war with Britain and got
their wish under this president
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Democratic-Republicans James Madison
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The first four Presidents were in these parties
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Washington- no party but technically a
federalist Adams- Federalist Jefferson and
Madison- Dem.-Republicans
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He had the most slaves when he died of the four
we studied
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Jefferson
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The XYZ affair happened under this president and
involved this country
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Adams France
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He probably never chopped down a cherry tree
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George Washington
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He was first to call for neutrality with foreign
countries
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Washington
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This amendment was passed as a result of the
formation of political parties to make it so the
president and vice president were voted for
separately
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12th Amendment
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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The order that the first four presidents should
go in, from best president to worst, with two
reasons why for each
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Final Question