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Central Government, one body
each state one vote
nine votes out of 13
unanimous to amend
power to wage war, make treaties, send diplomatic representatives, and borrow money -
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Established a policy for surveying and selling the western lands
setting aside one section of land in each township for public education -
Great Lakes and ohio River
set rules for new states
limited self government
prohibited slavery -
Yeah I know it goes further
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Favored large states
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Philadelphia
rich, white, males
Representation
Slavery
Trade
Powers of President -
Favored small states
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Great Compromise
2 house congress -
Counted each slave and threefifths a person to determine state taxation and representation
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Established precedents for presidents
Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Henry Knox, Edmund Randolph, John Adams
Alexander Hamilton: assume state debt high tariff, national bank -
Formed the Supreme Court
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Rights not explicitely guaranteed in the original constitution
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Will not help France
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Defeat of Shawnee, wyandot, others
treaty surrendered claims to ohio territory -
Farmers couldn't pay tax on whiskey they distilled from surplus corn
Washington federalized 15000 state militia men
no bloodshed
unwarranted use of force? -
talk Britain out of searchin/seizing/impressing
Treaty made british evacuate posts but not merchant ships -
Spain open the lower Mississippi River and New Orleans
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orderly procedures for dividing and selling federal land
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Don't get involved in European affairs
don't make permanent foreign allianecs
no political parties
avoid sectionalism -
merchant ships seized by french
delegation to negotiage
french ministers asked for bribes
resisted war -
Pretty lousy president, imo
poor guy -
Naturalization Act: increased requirement for immigrants to qualify for citizenship (most immirants voted Dem-Rep)
Alien Act: authorized the president to deport any alien considered dangerous and detain any enemy aliens
Sedition Act: illegal for newspaper editors to criticize government -
Nullification laws in state legislatures
thomas Jefferson, James Madison