D.+Constitution+&+New+Republic

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//The Articles of Confederation provided a reasonable and workable transition from the unitary system of British rule to the federal system established under the Constitution.// **The Constitution and the New Republic (1787-1800)**
 * Organizing Principle:**

· Mount Vernon Conference and Annapolis Convention (Hamilton's Role) · Philadelphia Convention · The Delegates (Descriptors) · The Controversial Issues · The Compromises: Representation, Commerce, Executive, Slavery || · Federalists · //Federalist Papers// · Anti-federalists · Their Arguments || · Federal System · Separation of Powers and Checks and Balances · Adaptability · Bill of Rights || · Precedent-Setting, Cabinet, Machinery for Government, Court System Established || · Hamilton’s Financial Program · //Report on Public Credit// · Debt Concerns and Resolutions · National Bank, Tariffs, Taxes || · Foreign Affairs · Genet Affair · Jay’s Treaty · Pinckney’s Treaty || · Domestic Issues · Indian Problems · Battle of Fallen Timbers (1793) · Treaty of Greenville (1795) · Whiskey Rebellion (1794) · Western Lands || · Rise of Political Parties · Federalists (Ideas, Supporters) · Democratic-Republicans (Ideas, Supporters) · Washington's Farewell Address (1796) || · Troubles Abroad · XYZ Affair · The Quasi War || · Troubles at Home · Naturalization Act · Alien and Sedition Acts · Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions · Compact Theory · Nullification Doctrine || · Tie (to House) · 12th Amendment (1804) ||
 * __Drafting a New Constitution__
 * __Ratification Battle__
 * __Nature of the Constitution__
 * __George Washington’s Presidency__
 * __George Washington’s Presidency__
 * __George Washington’s Presidency__
 * __George Washington’s Presidency__
 * __George Washington’s Presidency__
 * __John Adam’s Presidency__
 * __John Adam’s Presidency__
 * __Election of 1800__