U.S History

[blank_start]Shay's Rebellion[blank_end] forced everyone to see that the Articles of Confederation were too [blank_start]weak[blank_end] of a central government.

During the late 1600s, the Brits implemented a system of mercantilism for the English colonies b/c they could see that the colonies were beneficial and steady. Which of these are factors of the British mercantilism?

There were (3) types of political parties that developed after the Revolutionary War. Federalists Loyalists Democrats

The Federalist Party of Alexander Hamilton's time was strong in the [blank_start]Northeast.[blank_end] They favored [blank_start]industrialization[blank_end]. They were [blank_start]Pro[blank_end]-British and believed in govt intervention of the economy. They believed in a [blank_start]strong[blank_end], active central govt, which meant a [blank_start]loose[blank_end] interpretation of the Constitution. The Federalists were primarily for the [blank_start]Aristocrats[blank_end] b.c they had a higher stake in the govt. The Federalists believed the poor were misguided.

The Hamilton Federalist Party supported: a. Funding & Assumption b. A National Bank c. Tariffs & taxes

Jay's Treaty (1794) was also known as the Treaty of Spain.

John Jay was the U.S.' first Supreme Court Justice of Chief. He was sent to England to sign an agreement, asking what?

The results of Jay's Treaty was exactly what he wanted. This treaty played a role in political alignments

Picknay's Treaty (1795) was aka the Treaty of San Lorenzo.

Which of these are true regarding the Treaty of San Lorenzo (1795)?

What was stipulation of the American Neutrality Agreement (1793)? Why did it come about? /// [blank_start]Americans take no sides[blank_end] /// Repubs wanted to side with the French and the Feds wanted to side with the Brits. /// [blank_start]Amns did not want to lose[blank_end] the [blank_start]support[blank_end] of any one group.