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Our American Presidents Washington Adams Madison Jefferson Monroe

George Washington

Domestic Issues Economic depression 1.war debt owed to France 2. inflation following war

Native Americans Americans begin moving West into Indian territory

Farewell Address Foreign Policy: US should avoid getting involved in foreign wars Domestic: US shouldn’t have political parties

Precedents Two year term “Mr. President” President, not king

Foreign Policy Both sides want us to support them War between England & France

“Tis out true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the world Neutrality Proclamation

John Adams Federalist

Domestic Issues Alien and Sedition Acts 1. President to expel any foreigner 2. Citizens could be fined for criticizing government

Democratic Republicans Jefferson Strict reading of Const. Political Parties Federalists Hamilton Strong federal governm’t

Foreign Affairs XYZ Affair France begins attacking US ships; when we objected, French agents tried blackmail:

“If you don’t pay France 10 million dollars, we’ll continue to attack”

Thomas Jefferson Republican

Domestic Issues Marbury vs. Madison Gave the Supreme Court the power to review all laws passed by Congress

Louisiana Purchase Realizing the importance of the Mississippi River, Jefferson tries to buy New Orleans from France...

Instead, France offers him the Louisiana Territory!

Foreign Affairs Barbary Coast Pirates US ships in the Mediterranean were attacked by North African pirates

They tried to bribe us... We refused... Marines sailed to Tripoli and attacked...

Impressment British begin attacking our trade ships Force our soldiers into their army

Jefferson passes: Embargo Act Non-Intercourse Act

Embargo Embargo Act Forbade Americans from all trade Non-Intercourse Act Banned al trade with France and England