something done or said that becomes an example for others to follow

a political party that believes in a strong central government

a settlement of a dispute where each side gives up some demands

President George Washington began the custom of consulting with his principal department heads, such as Secretary of State and Secretary of the Treasury, as a group. What did this practice eventually lead to?

the creation of the Supreme Court

the creation of the House of Representatives

In what way did President George Washington set an important precedent?

by stepping down after two terms

by recognizing Washington, DC, as the nation's capital

by issuing the first pocket veto

by establishing the State of the Union address

In his farewell speech, George Washington warned about the dangers of:

political parties and foreign alliances

The Presidency becoming too powerful

Disagreements between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton over a national bank and how much power the federal government should have led to...

the creation of the first political parties

the creation of the president's cabinet of advisors

George Washington's resignation as president

Which of the following completes the list of effects of the introduction of the cotton gin?

the demand for enslaved workers increased

Plantation owners had more leisure time

the demand for cotton increased

More Northern began raising cotton

Why did Western Pennsylvanians start a rebellion?

They didn't want to pay the excise tax on Whiskey.

They didn't like Washington as President.

They didn't like the ban on whiskey production.

They didn't want to pay the high tax on imported goods.

Which of the following did Jay's Treaty NOT do?

prohibited British from seizing American ships and crewmen

required British troops to give up forts in the west.

sets the amount of money owed by the US to Great Britain

fixes a boundary between US and Canada

Why did Jay's Treaty upset Americans?

They were upset that it didn't protect American ships and allowed them to impress sailors

They wanted the US to create an alliance with France not Britain.

They were upset because it started a war with Britian.

They wanted to remain neutral and this got the US involved.

What is the importance of the Whiskey Rebellion?

It showed that the federal government could enforce its laws and taxes.

It showed how weak the federal government was.

It showed how weak the state governments were.

It showed the importance of the temperance movement (getting rid of alcohol).

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