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1789-1797

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2/22/1732 - 12/14/1799

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Independent

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1797-1801

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10/30/1735 - 7/4/1826

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Federalist

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1801-1809

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4/13/1743 - 7/4/1826

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Democratic-Republican

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1809-1817

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3/16/1751 - 6/28/1836

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Democratic-Republican

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1817

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1817-1825

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4/28/1758 - 7/4/1831

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Democratic-Republican

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Years in office: 1789-1797
DOB: 2/22/1732
DOD: 12/14/1799
Political Party: Independent

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Years in office: 1797-1801
DOB: 10/30/1735
DOD: 7/4/1826
Political Party: Federalist

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Years in office: 1801-1809
DOB: 4/13/1743
DOD: 7/4/1826
Political Party: Democratic-Republic

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Years in office: 1809-1817
DOB: 3/16/1751
DOD: 6/28/1836
Political Party: Democratic-Republic

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Years in office: 1817-1825
DOB: 4/28/1758
DOD: 7/4/1831
Political Party: Democratic-Republic

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Source: Class Notes
Facts:
1- Says that the U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of the land.
2- It organized the Federal Judiciary and established 13 Federal District Courts.

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Source: sageamericanhistory.net
Facts:
1- A local tax protest in Pennsylvania was interpreted by the Federalists as a major insurrection instigated by the republicans.
2- Washington himself led an army into Pennsylvania to put down the rebellion.

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Source: sageamericanhistory.net
Facts:
1- Washington sent Chief Justice John Jay to England to negotiate issues like removing British troops from American soil.
2- This treaty postponed was with Britain for another 17 years, during which time America grew stronger.

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Source: Class Notes
Facts:
1- The Government can imprison people who criticize them. People didn't like this because it goes against freedom of press.
2- 10 republican editors were fined and jailed for criticizing the government.

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Source: www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/era.cfm?eraID=4&smtID=2
Facts:
1- French agents referred to as X, Y and Z demand a $10 million loan and bribes before France will negotiate a treaty with the United States.
2- The incident arose a slogan: "Millions for defense, but not one sent for tribute.

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Source: www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/era.cfm?eraID=4&smtID=2
Facts:
1- The President can deport someone who is a threat to the United States.
2- Made it a crime to attack the government with "false, scandalous, or malicious" statements or writings.

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Source: Class Notes
Facts:
1- It was the first peaceful transition of power under the Constitution.
2- Jefferson's inaugural speech included this quote "We are all Republicans, we are all Federalists."

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Source: www.us.history.org
Facts:
1- He bought the territory from France for $15 million.
2- The territory ran from the Rocky mountains to the Mississippi River.

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Source: www.us.history.org
Facts:
1- Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and Willim Clark out to explore the new territory.
2- On their journey they met an Indian women named Sacajawea who served as their guide.

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Source: Class Notes
Facts:
1- This war was against Great Britain and included the Battle of New Orleans and the Battle of Bladensburg.
2- Concluding this war, the Treaty of Ghent was created and America claimed the Oregon territory.

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Source: millercenter.org/presidency/jamesmadison/keyevents
Facts:
1- Madison negotiates with Erskine, British Minister, to issue a proclamation.
2- He was going to revoke emargo on Britain and they would also revoke orders in council, but it was cancelled.

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Source: millercenter.org/presidency/jamesmadison/keyevents
Facts:
1- They close the Bank of the United States.
2- Secretary Gallatin urges congress to extend charter, but fails to convince members.

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Source: Class Notes
Facts:
1- It was acquired by the treaty from Spain.
2- This gives Mississippi and Alabama an outlet to the Gulf of Mexico.

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Source: www.us.history.org
Facts:
1- James Monroe issued this on December 2, 1823. He is most well known for this doctrine.
2- This states that the United States would not interfere in European affairs.

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Source: millercenter.org/presidency/jamesmonro/keyevents
Facts:
1- This is also known as the Adams-Onis treaty.
2- It transfers Florida from Spain to the United States for $5 million.