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the whiskey rebellion was when the government put a tax on whiskey.The people who sold it and bought it turned on the government in a viscous rage. Hamilton wanted to use military force and kill everyone in the rebellion. But Washington sent in a 13,000 people worth of militas and a few negotiators.

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Washington served 2 years then resigned his position

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Washington was offered $25,000 but he refused the salary.

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1790-1794: Edmund Randolph
1794-1795: William Bradford
1795-1797: Charles Lee

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George did not want anything to do with the government after his first term but then somehow ran a second

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George did not want anything to do with the government after his first term but then somehow ran a second

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	George Washington1st President of the United States (April 30, 1789 to March 3, 1797)

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	George Washington1st President of the United States (April 30, 1789 to March 3, 1797)

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1789-1794: Henry Knox
1795-1796: Timothy Pickering
1796-1797: James Mchenry

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1789-1795: Alexander Hamilton
1795-1797: Oliver Wollcott Jr

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George on his horse named Nelson and his secondary horse Blueskin

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George on his horse named Nelson and his secondary horse Blueskin

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John Jay  the chief justice
met with the supreme court for the first time

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1789-1790: John Jay
1790-1793: Thomas Jefferson
1794-1795: Edmund Randolph
1795-1797: Timothy Pickering

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1794

Whiskey Rebellion over ecsess tax in western Pennsylvania. Federal troops called to start a war with the armed rebellion

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1789

The Judiciary Act specified the number of Federal courts and judges

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1789: He won 69 electoral votes .
1792: He won 132 electoral votes.
1796: He won 2 electoral votes