'Jay treaty' presentation slideshows

Lesson 9: Launching the New Government

Lesson 9: Launching the New Government. January 15. 1. Do procedures 2. Get out your study guide- Get ready to turn in Open textbook to the Constitution (go to where we left off yesterday) 3. Sit quietly. January 16.

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The Federalist Era, 1789-1801

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The New Nation Takes Form

The New Nation Takes Form. 1789-1800. First President of the United States of America. George Washington elected unanimously by the Electoral College in February 1789. Precedents Set by Washington. The Cabinet (Advisors) His Title (President of the United States)

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Migration : People on the Move. Understanding Migration. As people move, they take their ideas and ways of life with them. First Nations. There are a number of theories about how aboriginal people arrived in Canada. Theory #1.

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The New Nation

The New Nation. In the 1790s, the US: 1. Implemented the US Constitution 2. Ratified a Bill of Rights 3. Built the capitol city in Washington, DC 4. Created the first political parties. . There were two views of what the American nation should become:

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A. - Major Foreign Conflicts

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Chapter 12 Foreign Affairs in the young nation

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Hamilton vs. Jefferson : Balancing Order & Liberty

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Troubles at Home and Abroad

Troubles at Home and Abroad. Ch. 8 Section 3. Conflicts in the NW Territory. British supplied Natives with guns and ammunition Hope to limit American settlement in the Northwest Territory Many Natives attacked American settlements trying to protect their land. Conflicts in the NW Territory.

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George Washington

George Washington. Foreign & Domestic Disputes during the first Administration. Initial Issues for the General. Sets up the Executive Branch into departments Forms the first cabinet Congress sets up the Federal Court System Financial Program for the country Debt Tariffs and excise taxes

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TYPES OF SOURCES

TYPES OF SOURCES. PRIMARY SOURCE: Sources created by witnesses at the time of an event. First hand information (Letter written by soldier during World War II, or original plans for building the Panama Canal). SECONDARY SOURCE: Sources based on interpreting and analyzing

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The Federalist Era, 1789-1801

The Federalist Era, 1789-1801. Under the new constitutional government, the Federalists dominated domestic and foreign policy until the election of 1800 Domestic Policy Foreign Policy Election of 1800. I. Domestic Issues. Washington Administration, 1789-1796

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The Federalist Era, 1789-1801

The Federalist Era, 1789-1801. Under the new constitutional government, the Federalists dominated domestic and foreign policy until the election of 1800 Domestic Policy Foreign Policy Election of 1800. I. Domestic Issues. Washington Administration, 1789-1796

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Troubles at Home and Abroad

Troubles at Home and Abroad. Chapter 8 Section 3. SLIDE 1/10. Conflicts in the Northwest Territory. Treaty of Paris>>> U.S. won the territory north and west of the Ohio River to the Mississippi River. British still had forts in the region, but promised to remove in a reasonable amount of time

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Foreign Policy Issues

Foreign Policy Issues. Chapter 2, Section 2. Conflict in the Ohio Valley. After the Revolutionary War, the Treaty of Paris 1783 created new land borders for the United States.

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Early Government

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Free Response Essay

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Foreign Policy

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