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Chapter 4 Sec 1 Vocabulary

Chapter 4 Sec 1 Vocabulary . Inauguration A ceremony in which the president takes the oath of office. Precedent An example to be followed by others in the future. Bond A certificate issued by a government for an amount of money that the government promises to pay back with interest.

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Chapter 4 Sec 1 Vocabulary

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  1. Chapter 4 Sec 1 Vocabulary • Inauguration • A ceremony in which the president takes the oath of office. • Precedent • An example to be followed by others in the future. • Bond • A certificate issued by a government for an amount of money that the government promises to pay back with interest. • Speculator • People who invest in a risky venture in the hope of making a profit. • Unconstitutional • Contrary to what is permitted by the Constitution. • Tariff • A tax on imported goods.

  2. Launching a New Nation • The American Revolution left the country in debt. • People bought war bonds to help support the war. • Speculators will buy products at a low price hoping they will increase in value to make a profit.

  3. Hamilton’s Financial Plan • Established a National Bank • The bank was to provide a safe place to deposit government funds.

  4. The Whiskey Rebellion • 1791 congress imposed a tax on all whiskey made and sold in the United States. • Farmers were upset by the tax. • The farmers rebelled by burning down the house of a tax collector.

  5. At the end of your notes, write a summary of the concepts you learned today in class. • Quit complaining

  6. Washington sent troops to battle the rebellion. • The rebels quickly scattered when the troops arrived. • Washington’s response to the rebellion showed how strong the national government was.

  7. Warm up • You can write just the answer • What is a speculator? • What was the purpose of the National bank? • Why did the farmers rebel?

  8. The Birth of Political Parties • Faction: An organized political group • A political party is a group of people who share an idea of how a government should function. • Two political parties grew out of the government.

  9. Android vs. iPhone

  10. Political Parties Republicans Federalists • Led by Thomas Jefferson. • The power should be with the people. • Strict interpretation of the Constitution. • Led by Alexander Hamilton • Strong ties to Britain for trade. For trade. • Wealthy should be in charge. • Not popular with farmers.

  11. Create a pamphlet • Create a pamphlet or brochure to persuade others to join your party. • The brochure must have a catchy slogan on the front with a symbol. • 5 reasons on the inside why someone should join your party. • 5 reasons why someone should not join the opposingparty.

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