When President Washington took office, he only placed well-known supporters of the Federalist Party into his cabinet: 

The US and _________________ fought a Quasi War from 1798 – 1800. Where did most of the battles occur?

Federalist success encouraging the states to pass the Constitution into law seems to have occurred after:

How was Tecumseh’s uprising much different from past Native American rebellions: 

What specific type of government was formed via the US Constitution: 

When the US became independent with the Treaty of Paris of 1782, what two foreign powers were located directly on the US borders and were inciting Native Americans against the US: 

President Adams’ administration was probably harmed by the fact that he was un-liked by many people once he became known to them.  

As president, Thomas Jefferson was favored by many northern city people. Jefferson also held the political philosophy that the Constitution had powers that could easily be stretched to deal with matters not specifically mentioned in the Constitution. 

The Whiskey Rebellion during Washington’s administration: 

____________ entered national politics from the state of Kentucky for the first time in 1810 as a Warhawk. Like many in his freshman political class at that time, he was young, nationalistic, and ready to fight Britain. He would go on to a long career as a famous statesman. In federal government he became known as the “Great Compromiser.”