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Washington becomes President
George Washington was not sure he wanted to be president. The American public greatly wanted him to be their first president. Washington wanted to make sure the office of President was respect at home and abroad. -
John Adams become President
He was a leading champion of independence in 1796, He was the second president of the United States.He was highly influential and one of the key founding fathers of the United States. he was belong to the Federalist party.His view on people and government was that he advised that the form of government should be chosen attain the desired ends, which are the happiness virtue ofof the greatest numberof people. With this goal in mind. He wrote in "Thoughts on Government". -
Alien and Sedition Acts
Another empowered the president to expel any Alien thought to be "dangerous to the place and safety of the United States". Most of republican also view these laws as unconstitutional violation of the first amendement guarantees of free speech and prees. -
Thomas Jefferson
He was a tall, plainly man who was once described as "all ends and angles" left conrard & McMunn's Boarding House in Washington, D.C. and walked to the unfinished Capitol building for his in auguration as president. For the Republicans who gathered in the new capital city to withness he takes his oath of office. And he was a part of the Federalists government. He began to implement his Republican view that the Federal government should be small, frugal, and limitedin its power. -
Marbury v Madison
Chief justice Jonh Marshall declared that William Marbury did indeed have a legal right to his commission and scolded Madison for withholding it. This case establish for the first time the power of the supreme court to strike down an act of congress that violate the constitution, a power we today call Judicial review. The duty of the Supremme Court was to apply this superior law to the cases that come before it. -
Louisiana Purchase
In 1803, the Louisiana territory offered to the U.S by Fance.The Boundaries of the Lousisina territory were vague. also the amount of Louisina was offered for was $15 million dollars. Jefferson's view on gorvenment was that the federal gorvenment should be small, frugal, and limited in its powers. He aslso decided to swallowed his reservation and submitted the Purchase treaty to the Senate for approval. Some politicians because some of them feared for the future of the republic should so large. -
Embargo Act
By 1807 a British warship had overhauled an American navalfrigate. they demanded to seach the chesapeake for deserters, but the captain ot th chesapeake refused. then the British open fire, killing three sailors and wouding eifhteen. The Embargo was to stop all trade with Britain and France. The effect of the Embargo was that John Randolph of V.A. protests againts the "Dambargo" or "o Grab Me" (embargo spelled backward) mounted, leading in New England to angry talk of secession.
