Name:______Regents Review Sheet #4
Period:______U.S. History and Government
Date: ______Mrs. Smith
Federalist Era
Washington’s Presidency (1789 – 1797) – No political party
Judiciary Act of 1789
Hamilton’s Financial Plan
· Get the country out of debt
-Bond Plan
*People who sold bonds to speculators argue
-Assumption
*New Capital Compromise
· Build a strong economy
-National Bank
*Farmers Argue
-Protective Tariff
*Farmers Argue
-Whiskey Excise Tax
*Backcountry Corn Farmers Argue
Whiskey Rebellion
Unwritten Constitution
· Cabinet
· 2 Terms in Office
· Political Parties
Federalist Party v. Democratic-Republican Party (Jeffersonian Democrats)
Proclamation of Neutrality
Washington’s Farewell Address
Adam’s Presidency (1797- 1801) - Federalist
Election of 1796
Alien and Sedition Acts
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
Antebellum Era
Thomas Jefferson’s Presidency (1801-1808) – Democratic Republican
Election of 1800
Marbury v. Madison
Presidential Treaty of the Louisiana Purchase
Embargo Act
Non-intercourse Act
James Madison’s Presidency (1809-1817) – Democratic Republican
War of 1812
James Monroe’s Presidency (1817-1825) – National Republican
John Quincy Adam’s as Secretary of State
· Adam’s Onis Treaty
Federalism Court Cases
Missouri Compromise
Monroe Doctrine
Sectionalism
· Henry clay’s American System
· Northern Industrial Revolution and Immigration
· Southern Plantation boom
· Western Territorial Expansion
John Quincy Adam’s Presidency (1825-1829) – National Republican
Election of 1824 “Corrupt Bargain”
Andrew Jackson’s Presidency (1828 – 1837) - Democrat
Electoral Changes
§ Increase in Suffrage
§ National nominating conventions
§ Secret Ballots
Spoils System
Bank War
Tariff of Abominations debate
Nullification Crisis
Force Bill
Indian Removal Act: Trail of Tears
Martin Van Buren’s Presidency (1837-1841) - Democrat
Whig Party appears
Panic of 1837
William Henry Harrison’s Presidency (1841-1841) - Whig
Log Cabin campaign
30 day Presidency
John Tyler’s Presidency (1841-1845) - “Whig”
End of the Whig Party
Reform Movements of the 1840’s
Public Schools Feminism
Care for the Mentally Ill Women’s Rights
Temperance
Prison