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Proclamation of Neutrality(1793) Correct-he gathered and encouraged American support
of France in the war; withdrawn and replaced in response
Jay Treaty (1794): Correct-Agreement that provided England would evacuate a series of
forts in U.S. territory along the Great Lakes; in return, the United States agreed to pay pre-
Revolutionary War debts owed to Britain. The British also partially opened the West Indies to
American shipping. The treaty was barely ratified in the face of strong Republican opposition.
Pinckney Treaty (1795): Correct-Spain granted the Americans free navigation of the
Mississippi River and the large disputed territory north of Florida.
Right of deposit: Correct-Granted by Spain to America so that Americans could transfer
cargo in New Orleans without paying duties to the Spanish government
Battle of Fallen Timbers: Correct-The U.S. Army defeated the Native Americans under
Shawnee Chief Blue Jacket and ended Native American hopes of keeping their land that lay
north of the Ohio River
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Whiskey Rebellion (1794): Correct-Popular uprising of Whiskey distillers in southwestern
Pennsylvania in opposition to an excise tax on Whiskey. In a show of strength and resolve by
the new central government, Washington put down the rebellion with militia drawn from
several states.
Public Land Act (1796): Correct-established orderly procedures for dividing and selling
federal lands at reasonable prices
Federalist era: Correct-this was during the 1790s
Democratic-Republican party: Correct-the Democratic-Republicans believed in more state
than federal powers and had a strict interpretation of the Constitution
Political parties Correct-They came from colonial times. When a legislature would have to
decide on something it would usually break up into factions and then after they voted on the
issue and it was resolved they would go back to being one big happy family and there would
be no factions. The two main political parties at this time were the Federalists and the
Democratic-Republicans. The Federalists wanted a strong central government and believed in