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Wednesday, Jan Get out your new spiral and set up a new table of contents 2. Update table of contents DateTitleEntry # 01/22Washington’s Domestic policy notes1 3. Turn to entry number 1 and set up Cornell notes

Could George Washington tell a lie?

George Washington’s Domestic Policy 1.First Steps A. Inaugurated in New York City – April 30, John Adams was his V.P.

George Washington’s Domestic Policy 1.First Steps A. Inaugurated in New York City – April 30, John Adams was his V.P. B. Set an example for future generations -Constitution set a guideline for the prez. But didn’t tell him what to do -Served 2 terms and then decided to retire

George Washington’s Domestic Policy 1.First Steps A. Inaugurated in New York City – April 30, John Adams was his V.P. B. Set an example for future generations -Constitution set a guideline for the prez. But didn’t tell him what to do -Served 2 terms and then decided to retire C. First Cabinet -people who would advise him State – Thomas Jefferson Treasury – Alex. Hamilton War – Henry Knox

George Washington’s Domestic Policy 1.First Steps A. Inaugurated in New York City – April 30, John Adams was his V.P. B. Set an example for future generations -Constitution set a guideline for the prez. But didn’t tell him what to do -Served 2 terms and then decided to retire C. First Cabinet -people who would advise him State – Thomas Jefferson Treasury – Alex. Hamilton War – Henry Knox D. Federal Court System – Judiciary Act – said Supreme Court should have 6 judges ( John Jay became chief justice)

George Washington’s Domestic Policy 2.Reducing the A. Hamilton (Sec. of Treasury) faced many problems Nations Debt-National Debt: Very large, borrowed a lot of foreign $ -Sold Bonds: to raise $ during the Revolution

George Washington’s Domestic Policy 2.Reducing the A. Hamilton (Sec. of Treasury) faced many problems Nations Debt-National Debt: Very large, borrowed a lot of foreign $ -Sold Bonds: to raise $ during the Revolution B. Plan -gov’t would repay all debts (federal and state)

George Washington’s Domestic Policy 2.Reducing the A. Hamilton (Sec. of State) faced many problems Nations Debt-National Debt: Very large, borrowed a lot of foreign $ -Sold Bonds: to raise $ during the Revolution B. Plan -gov’t would repay all debts (federal and state) C. Debating Hamilton – James Madison didn’t like the plan -Southern states had already paid back their debt and Madison thought it wasn’t fair

George Washington’s Domestic Policy 2.Reducing the A. Hamilton (Sec. of State) faced many problems Nations Debt-National Debt: Very large, borrowed a lot of foreign $ -Sold Bonds: to raise $ during the Revolution B. Plan -gov’t would repay all debts (federal and state) C. Debating Hamilton – James Madison didn’t like the plan -Southern states had already paid back their debt and Madison thought it wasn’t fair D. Hamilton’s Compromise -If the South would support his plan they would move the capital to present day Washington D.C.

George Washington’s Domestic Policy 3.Plans to build A. Bank of the United States The Economy-Tax $ would be deposited there -Issue paper money to pay bills -Make loans to farmers and businesses (encourage eco. growth) – Capitalism

George Washington’s Domestic Policy 3.Plans to build A. Bank of the United States The Economy-Tax $ would be deposited there -Issue paper money to pay bills -Make loans to farmers and businesses (encourage eco. growth) – Capitalism B. Tariff (Taxes) -To help American manufactures -Hamilton wanted high tariffs to protect Am. Business - North: supported it (factories) -South: against (bought many imports) -Compromise: Congress passes a lower tax than Hamilton wanted

George Washington’s Domestic Policy 3.Plans to build A. Bank of the United States The Economy -Tax $ would be deposited there -Issue paper money to pay bills -Make loans to farmers and businesses (encourage eco. growth) – Capitalism B. Tariff (Taxes) -To help American manufactures -Hamilton wanted high tariffs to protect Am. Business - North: supported it (factories) -South: against (bought many imports) -Compromise: Congress passes a lower tax than Hamilton wanted C. Whiskey Rebellion -Congress passed a tax on all liquor -Tax sparked a Rebellion in western Pennsylvania -Whiskey Rebellion tested the will of the government

Homework 1.Go back through your notes and write 4 questions 2.Summary for your notes 3.Inferencing worksheet