| A | B |
|---|
| Third President of the United States | Thomas Jefferson |
| Second President of the United States | John Adams |
| French prime minister in the late 1700s | Maurice de Talleyrand |
| The leader of the Federalist political party | Alexander Hamilton |
| The political party organized around Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and their followers | Democrat Republicans |
| The political party organized around Alexander Hamilton and his followers | Federalists |
| An incident in which France tried to bribe the United States for money before they would stop seizing American ships in the West Indies | XYZ Affair |
| Fighting between Native Americans and American soldiers in the Northwest Territory | Battle of Fallen Timbers |
| This started with an attack on the Bastille prison | The French Revolution |
| The national bank set up by Alexander Hamilton as a plan to improve the economy | Bank of the United States |
| President Washington's last speech as President | Farewell Address |
| Law that changed the electoral college | 12th Amendment |
| Law that set up the Supreme Court | Judiciary Act |
| Laws that said that states had the right to nullify laws passed Congress if they thought they were unconstitutional | Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions |
| Law that allowed the President to expel any foreigner he thought to be dangerous to the country | Alien Act |
| Law that allowed citizens to be fined or jailed for speaking out against the government | Sedition Act |
| This treaty kept the United States out of war with France | Convention of 1800 |
| Agreement between the U.S. and Napolean in which France agreed to stop seizing American ships in the West Indies | Convention of 1800 |
| This treaty was signed to keep the United States out of war with Britain | Jay's Treaty |
| Agreement between the United States and Britain in which Britain agreed to pay damages for American ships seized and to give up the forts in held in the Ohio River Valley and America had to pay debts owed to British merchants from before the Revolutionary War | Jay's Treaty |
| This treaty ended the fighting between Native Americans and settlers in the Northwest Territory | Treaty of Greenville |
| Agreement between the United States and Native Americans in which the U.S. gained the southern half of Ohio and the Native Americans were paid $20,000 | Treaty of Greenville |
| This 1793 document stated that the United States would not support either France or Britain in their war with each other | Neutrality Proclamation |
| This uprising was a protest by farmers against the tax on liquor | Whiskey Rebellion |
| Cancel | nullify |
| Stirring up rebellion against a government | sedition |
| Foreign | alien |
| Something not permitted by the Constitution | unconstitutional |
| A tax on foreign goods to protect American industry from all competition | protective tariff |
| A tax | tariff |
| Someone willing to invest in a risky venture in the hope of making a large profit | speculator |
| A certificate that promises to repay the money loaned plus interest on a certain date | bond |
| The total sum of money a government owes | national debt |
| A group of official advisors to the President | Cabinet |
| An act or decision that sets an example for others to follow | precedent |
| First Secretary to the Treasurer | Alexander Hamilton |
| First Secretary of State | Thomas Jefferson |
| First Secretary of War | Henry Knox |
| First Attorney General | Edmund Randolph |
| First Postmaster General | Samuel Osgood |
