Chapter 8 Securing the Republic, 17901815 Warm Up PLEASE TAKE OUT A PEN/ PENCIL. THATS ALL Warm Up Please answer the following question What made the decade of the 1790s so *divisive? Divisive: tending to cause disagreement or hostility between people Politics in an Age of Passion George Washington 1 st president Unanimously elected (69 electors) Cabinet: VP = John Adams Sec of State = Thomas Jefferson Sec of Treasury = Alexander Hamilton Supreme Court Chief Justice = John Jay Hamiltons Program Five Parts 1 Establish nations creditworthiness 2 National debt 3 Bank of the United States 4 Tax on producers of Whiskey 5- Tariff Politics in an Age of Passion The Emergence of Opposition Many had a different vision Close ties with Britain alarmed many Jefferson & Madison Powerful govt would lead to growing commercial capitalists and ultimately endanger American freedom The Jefferson-Hamilton Bargain The Dinner Compromise that accepted Hamiltons plan (minus subsidies for manufacturers) in exchange for the capital to be moved to somewhere on the Potomac River, b/t MD and VA. Politics in an Age of Passion The Impact of the French Revolution Politics in an Age of Passion Political Parties The Whiskey Rebellion Politics in an Age of Passion The Republican Party Politics in an Age of Passion An Expanding Public Sphere The Democratic-Republican Societies Politics in an Age of Passion The Rights of Women Women and the Republic The Adams Presidency The Election of 1796 The Adams Presidency The Reign of Witches The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions The Adams Presidency The Revolution of 1800 Give Me Liberty!: An American history, 3rd Edition Copyright 2011 W.W. Norton & Company Map 8.1 The Presidential Election 1800 The Adams Presidency Slavery and Politics The Adams Presidency The Haitian Revolution Gabriels Rebellion Jefferson in Power Judicial Review Jefferson in Power The Louisiana Purchase Jefferson in Power Lewis and Clark Incorporating Louisiana Give Me Liberty!: An American history, 3rd Edition Copyright 2011 W.W. 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