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Had a belief in a strong central government. But also federalist were successful in portraying the moment as a crisis or turning point for the young republic—and in insisting that their plan for recovery was better than no plan at all.

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Hamilton's plan to fix Fiscal problems? Report on Public Credit?

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Hamilton's plan to fix Fiscal problems? Report on Public Credit?

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Hamilton's proposals to fix fiscal problems were were the source of much of the conflict that divided Congress in the early 1790s. His report of public credit was he argued that the public debt fell into three categories, each requiring attention: (1) foreign debt, owed
primarily to France; (2) state debts, incurred by the individual states to finance their war efforts; and (3) a national debt in the form of government securities (the notorious paper continentals) that had been issued to help finance the war.

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nationalists and notably Patrick Henry, Samuel Adams, George Mason, and George Clinton, the popular governor of New York. Boston’s most effective revolutionary propagandist, Mercy Otis Warren,

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The battle of fallen timbers was then lived up to his reputation as “Mad Anthony” by rampaging through enemy villages, destroying
all he could. These terror tactics helped produce the Treaty of Greenville in August 1795. By this
treaty, the Indians ceded most of the land that later became the state of Ohio.

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Democratic-Republican societies?  What problems were they creating?

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Democratic-Republican societies?  What problems were they creating?

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thirty-five Democratic- Republican societies were created. Made up
primarily of craftsmen and men of the “lower orders,” these pro-French political groups also had their share of professional men, merchants, and planters. Both democratic republic said their leaders, and thus should act as the people wished.

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a prosperous, agrarian society. Instead of government tariffs designed to encourage American manufacturing, they advocated a national policy of free trade to keep consumer prices low.

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They guaranteed that the
new national government could not limit free speech, interfere with religious worship, deny U.S. citizens the right to keep or bear arms, force the quartering of troops in private homes, or allow homes to be searched without proper search warrants.

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was to make political deals with key delegates, winning over Antifederalists such as Samuel Adams and John Hancock, for example, with promises to demand the addition of a bill of rights to the Constitution. At the final count, a
nineteen-vote margin gave the Federalists a narrow victory in Massachusetts. In New Hampshire too, a close vote gave a victory to the Federalists.

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rejected the claim that the nation was in a “critical period,”
facing economic and political col- lapse.

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the diplomatic crisis continued to worsen. England
resented America’s claim to neutrality, believing it helped France. The British, therefore,
ignored American claims that “free ships made free goods” and began to seize American vessels
trading with the French Caribbean islands. These seizures prompted new calls for war with
Great Britain.

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calling up thirteen thousand militiamen, the president marched
into the countryside to do battle with a few hundred citizens armed with rifles and pitchforks.
In the face of such an overwhelming military force, the whiskey rebels abruptly dispersed. for the excise taxes they produced, ransacked and burned the home of the federal excise inspector and then threatened to march on Pittsburgh if the tax were not
repealed.

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contradictory and complex. The two view were complex. Some felt the United States should honor its treaty obligations. But others who continued to support the French Revolution, including Thomas Jefferson, did not want the United States to become embroiled in a European war.

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Strict vs. Broad Constructionist? Differences?

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Strict vs. Broad Constructionist? Differences?

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Basically the strict constructionist is trying to push the boundaries and a broad boundaries is following all the rules and having power but staying with rules first

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This act established a Supreme Court, thirteen district courts, and three circuit courts. It also empowered the Supreme Court to review the decisions of state courts and to nullify any state laws that violated either the Constitution or
any treaty made by the federal government.

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protégé Alexander Hamilton to the Treasury Department, Massachusetts military strategist Henry Knox to lead the War Department and fellow Virginian Edmund Randolph to serve as attorney general. Virginian , Thomas Jefferson to be secretary of state.

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The majority of anti-federalist were in the Massachusetts convention, where most of the delegates were small farmers from the western counties and more than twenty of them had participated in Shays’s Rebellion.

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Melancton Smith of New York and Patrick Henry and George Mason of Virginia were the notable anti-federalist leaders followed by a lot of farmers

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its stress on maximizing
profit and the pursuit of individual economic interests—had captured the imagination and shaped the actions of many white Americans.

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The treaty of san Lorenzo was not only gave western farmers an out- let to ocean trade through the port of New Orleans but also ensured that Indian attacks would not be launched from Spanish-held territories.