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New N ation Decisions amp dilemmas Chapter 11 1789 1796 President Washington Economic issues G et for gov from taxes Setting up a government see Washingtons cabinet Foreign involvement ID: 694773

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Slide1

federalist era

Founding of a

New

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ation

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Decisions & dilemmas

Chapter 11Slide2

1789 – 1796 President Washington

Economic issues:

G

et $ for gov. from taxes

Setting up a government:see Washington’s cabinetForeign involvement:Washington wanted to focus on internal affairs moreFrench Revolution:Happening in FR as WA becomes PresidentInspired by Am. Rev. but more violentUprising of common people vs. monarchyUSA was supportive at first, but shocked by the 20,000 nobles beheaded laterSlide3

Washington’s Cabinet:

Alexander Hamilton

– Sec. of the Treasury

Thomas Jefferson

- Sec. of StateHenry Knox – Secretary of WarEdmund Randolph – Attorney GeneralVice President – John AdamsSlide4

Washington’s

Foreign Policy

He believed:

BE AWARE, BE CAUTIOUS

Standing armies can be dangerous & expensive Militia will handle threatsBorders of USA:North = British CanadaOhio Valley = British & unfriendly nativesSouth & west = Spanish controlled FL and LA

In 1793

W

ar

between France & Britain

1788: U.S. signed treaty of support to France

President Washington believed U.S. not ready or equipped for warNeutrality: no involvement of aid to either France or BritainIsolationism: avoid alliances with other countriesSlide5

1791-1794 WHISKEY REBELLION

T

axes

on whiskey tradeSmall farmers

Believe it’s not fair!Think Shays’s rebellion but more widespreadTax collectorsTarred & feathered by Whiskey boysWashington & 13,000 soldiers put it down!Slide6

Washington’s Farewell Address

September 19, 1796

Ready to retire

to the quiet setting of his plantation

Message:Remember Unity – we fought for independence to establish brotherhoodPolitics can divideForeign Affairs – tread lightly; neutralityTaxes – are necessary but do carefully, avoid & pay off debt, Maintain balance