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1 George Ate Jefferson’s M & M’s We are officially a country…Finally we have a constitution that has been ratified (approved) But……

2 1. How will we deal with our HUGE debt from the American Revolution? Called domestic policy- How we deal with happenings in our borders. 2. How should we deal with foreign affairs (wars etc)

3 People Disagree FEDERALISTSVS. REPUBLICANS FEDERALISTSVS. REPUBLICANS Because of these disagreements political parties begin to form Because of these disagreements political parties begin to form

4 George At Jefferson’s M&M’s George Washington ( 1789-1797) George Washington ( 1789-1797) Ate -John A dams (1797-1801) Ate -John A dams (1797-1801) Jefferson’s- Thomas Jefferson (1801-1809) Jefferson’s- Thomas Jefferson (1801-1809) M= Madison, James (1809-1817) M= Madison, James (1809-1817) M= Monroe, James (1817-1825) M= Monroe, James (1817-1825)

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