| A | B |
|---|
| Judiciary Act of 1789 | Congressional Act that set up the Federal Court System |
| tariffs | taxes on imports, favored by Federalists |
| Bill of Rights | the first ten amendments to the Constitution |
| Hamilton’s Economic Plan | A protective tariff, assumption of state debt, funding of previous debt at par, bond sales to fund it, included the BUS |
| Washington’s Cabinet | advisors to Washington: Jefferson, Hamilton, Knox, Randolph |
| Alexander Hamilton | first Treasury Secretary, noted Federalist, financial genius |
| Thomas Jefferson | author of the Declaration, first Secretary of State, noted Republican |
| Hamilton’s Report on Public Credit | a |
| Hamilton’s Report on Manufactures | a |
| excise tax | a |
| Whiskey Rebellion | a |
| precedent | a |
| suffrage | a |
| requirements | a |
| John Adams | a |
| laissez-faire | a |
| electoral college | functions as a check on democracy; indirectly |
| Necessary & Proper (Elastic) Clause | hated by Republicans, loved by Federalists, used by Hamiltonians to support measures not specifically mentioned in the Constitution, like the BUS |
| Bank of the United States | aka. the BUS, meant to store federal funds, stabilize the credit market and issue currency |
