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It was the first presidential election of the United States.
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A bank was needed because the war left the country (of many states with many different currencies) in debt and was needed to unify the country's money.
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It was a protest against the taxation without (local) representation of whisky, a popular and profitable drink.
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A treaty in which the US and Britain resolve their issues left from the war
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A treaty for the intentions of friendship between the United States and Spain.
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The presidential election of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson which resulted in Adams winning.
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(Specific day was unclarified) A diplomatic issue between the US and France during which France was in a war with Britain therefore, considered hostile and thus led to a discussion of a compromise between France and the US that failed.
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Four bills purported for an increase in national security.
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The presidential election of Jefferson.
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The decision to define the executive and judicial branchs.
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The accumulation of Louisiana territory by the US from France.
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An Embargo that made it illegal to exports anything from the US
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The presidential election in which James Madison won.
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A series of meetings discussing the political issues of the war of 1812.
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The peace treaty that ended the War of 1812 between the US and Britain.
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Treaty between the US and Spain in 1819 that Florida ceded from Spain and created new boundary for the US and Spain
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A court case in which was about Maryland taxing notes of all banks not chartered in Maryland.
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A compromise in which they decided which states would have slavery be legal.
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The last presidential election in which the candidate (James Monroe) ran effectively unopposed.
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It was a US foreign policy stating that no European should attempt to colonize any part of north America or south America and used the help of great Britain to achieve that.
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A court case about the power to regulate interstate commerce granted to Congress by the Commerce Clause of the United States Constitution.
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The presidential election of John Q Adams.