| A. | Hamilton's plan for economic growth | ||
| 1. | Report on Public Credit | ||
| a. | Funding the debt | ||
| b. | Paying the entire debt | ||
| 2. | Bank of the United States | ||
| a. | Public/private institution | ||
| b. | Issuance of currency | ||
| B. | Hamilton's plan for manufacturing | ||
| 1. | Report on Manufactures | ||
| a. | Tariffs to promote domestic manufacture | ||
| b. | Tax incentives to help fledgling manufacturing | ||
| C. | Hamilton's plan for raising revenue | ||
| 1. | Tariffs | ||
| a. | Promote domestic manufacture | ||
| b. | Supply revenue to federal government | ||
| 2. | Excise taxes | ||
| a. | Raise money for paying interest on debt | ||
| b. | Enforcement would reveal authority of federal government to implement its power | ||
| A. | Causes of War of 1812 | ||
| 1. | United States and ship seizures | ||
| a. | United States and rights as neutrals | ||
| b. | Orders in Council and Berlin Decrees | ||
| 2. | Embargo Act of 1807 | ||
| a. | Repeal of Embargo Act | ||
| b. | Non-Intercourse Act | ||
| 3. | Macon's Bill #2 | ||
| B. | Military aspects of war | ||
| 1. | Naval engagements | ||
| a. | Blockade of Atlantic coast | ||
| b. | Battles for Great Lakes | ||
| 2. | Failure of land engagements | ||
| a. | Invasions of Canada | ||
| b. | Destruction of Washington | ||
| c. | Victory at New Orleans | ||
| C. | Significance | ||
| 1. | Political and social | ||
| a. | United States gains greater diplomatic respect | ||
| b. | Heightened patriotism in nation | ||
| c. | Emergence of Andrew Jackson | ||
| 2. | Economic | ||
| a. | United States free from naval seizures/impressments | ||
| b. | U.S. domestic industrialization sparked | ||
| A. | Background to political differences | |||
| 1. | Washington and reliance on Hamilton | |||
| a. | Opposition to Hamiltonian system | |||
| b. | No open animosity while Washington is president | |||
| 2. | Hamilton versus Jefferson | |||
| a. | Opposition to ideas on economic growth and democracy | |||
| B. | Growth of political parties | |||
| 1. | Election of 1796 | |||
| a. | First contested election | |||
| b. | Federalists versus Jeffersonians | |||
| i) | Slim Adams victory | |||
| ii) | Implications | |||
| 2. | Opposition to Adams | |||
| a. | Jeffersonian attack on Adams's policies | |||
| i) | Some opposition within party as well | |||
| ii) | Implications | |||
| b. | Alien and Sedition Acts | |||
| i) | Clear attempt to control political opposition | |||
| ii) | Used primarily against Jeffersonians | |||
| c. | Election of 1800 | |||
| i) | Jeffersonian revolution | |||
| ii) | Implications | |||
| A. | Domestic policy | ||
| 1. | The First Congress | ||
| a. | A title chosen for the executive | ||
| b. | Bill of Rights created | ||
| c. | Cabinet set up | ||
| d. | Judiciary organized | ||
| 2. | Hamilton's economic plan | ||
| a. | The national debt funded | ||
| b. | Assumption of state debts | ||
| c. | Bank of United States set up | ||
| d. | Excise tax on whiskey passed | ||
| e. | Whiskey Rebellion put down | ||
| B. | Foreign policy | ||
| 1. | The French Revolution | ||
| a. | Attitudes toward the revolution | ||
| b. | U.S. neutrality declared | ||
| c. | Citizen Edmond Genêt makes trouble | ||
| 2. | Problems with England and Spain | ||
| a. | Jay's Treaty | ||
| b. | Pinckney's Treaty | ||
| C. | Legacy | ||
| 1. | Rise of political parties | ||
| a. | Disputes over Hamilton's plan | ||
| b. | Agrarians versus commercial interests | ||
| 2. | Farewell address | ||
| a. | Two-term tradition set | ||
| b. | "Entangling alliances" renounced | ||
| c. | Dangers of party factionalism exposed | ||