TCI George Washington paper (please put atleast 3-4 sentences each) Whiskey Rebellion (who was involved and why did it happen and what happened)?

Treaty of Greenville (what happened that caused it to be signed and who was involved)?

Farewell Speech (What did he warn about)?

Presidential Precedents: (Who was in his cabinet name them and their titles, how did they come up with the name President, how many terms max did all other presidents follow until FDR)?

Political Parties: Which two founding fathers were involved in their creation, what were the two parties called and who were their leaders, what did the two parties believe in)?

Policy of neutrality and isolation with other countries - What did he do to try and keep us out of war with France and Great Britain?

French Revolution: What did he think about it and why did he not get involved?

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Whiskey rebellion happened because a lot of money was used for whiskey.

The Treaty of Greenville was signed on August 3, 1795. It followed negotiations after the Native American loss at the Battle of Fallen Timbers a year earlier. It also ended the Northwest Indian War in the Ohio Country.

Washington was afraid of political factions dividing the country. Washington didn't have to worry about choosing a faction, since he was the consensus choice to be the first president under the current constitution, but heated factionalism would soon be the norm. His successor's administration passed laws limiting the opposition's freedom to criticize the government and heated partisanship between Adams and Jefferson's supporters market the 1800 election.

Weaver became the first African-American to hold a Cabinet position when he was appointed secretary of housing and urban development in 1966 by President Lyndon B. Johnson.

Federalists and Anti-Federalists. To remember what they believed you can remember this: Federalists were for the Constitution, Anti-Federalists were against it.

President George Washington wanted to remain neutral and not pick a side when France and Great Britain went to war. He signed the Proclamation of Neutrality, which threatened legal litigation if any American provided assistance to either country.

William Pitt invested much in the battle as he thought that establishing North America was necessary for Great Britain as a world influence. In a different global strategy was applied by William Pitt where he inserted money and supplies in the colonial battles, while the French concentrating more on the fight.

Pitt's collaboration with provincial officials provided regional authorities power over supplies and recruitment, funding them for their cooperation.

Pitt also made it a better navy because the British navy dominated maximum of the securities.

Massive amounts and satisfying resources was the target.

Hence, in the end, it all occurred down to the evidence that the British outnumbered the French. Even though the French did really great with guerilla tactics, it was the important fights that mattered by killing French fighters that were not efficiently replaceable.

(I'm really sorry if some of these are wrong but I hope this helped!)

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