| A | B |
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| George Washington | 1st presedent of the United States |
| Judiciary Act of 1789 | Established a supreme court with a chief justice and 5 associate justices |
| Alexander Hamilton | Secretary of treasury |
| cabinet | The body that advises the presedent and serves to coordinate |
| government bonds | a certificate issued by the government in exchange for a loan of money |
| funding | the payment of debt by creating another debt |
| bank notes | paper money |
| national bank | handled tax receipts and all other government money |
| Whiskey Rebellion | put high tax on goods manufactured in Europe |
| excise tax | sales tax |
| John Adams | was known as a friend of stron governmet and as an enemy of the radical experiments that were taking place in France |
| sectionalism | placing the interest of one region ahead of the welfare of the nation as a whole |
| XYZ-Affair | when the reprts became public |
| sedition | speaking or writing |
| nullification | the declaring of some thing as illegal and void |
| John Marshall | supported the tren toward national power.who Adam named chief justice of the supreme court |
| Aaron Burr | lost to presidency by 2 votes. was diliked by republicans and federalist |
| blockage | block or seal off |
| impressments | the practice of forcing men into involuntary military service |
| Andrew Jackson | was born a leader and self tought military gerneral |
| armistice | a temp stopping of warfare by mutual agreements, suchas truce or siging a peace treaty |
| American System | pre-civil war economic program be means of protective tariff |
| Second Bank of US | 25 branches through the country |
| King Cotton | resigned as the south most important concept |
| Interchangable Parts | of soemthing broke unity made possible to have it fixed by unskilled workers |
| Eli Whitney | invented the cotton gin |
| Mass Production | many of one product being produced |
| Samuel Slater | 21 year old Englishman when he left NY he claimed 10 states |
| Industrial Revolution | started with machining for textiles suchas cotton goods |
| Waltham System | female textile workers who lived in boarding houses |
