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1
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- Challenges of the New Government.
- Foreign Threats to the New Government.
- Continuation of the Government.
- Difficulties for President Adams.
- Strengthening the Courts.
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2
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- Establishing a Cabinet
- National Finances
- Hamilton’s Plan
- Differing Views
- The Whiskey Rebellion
- Establishing the Federal Court System
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3
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- Ratification of the Bill of Rights
- Fighting Indians on the Frontier
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4
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- America and the French Revolution
- America’s Position of Neutrality
- Citizen Genet
- Trouble with the British
- Impressment
- The Jay Treaty
- Settling Differences with Spain
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5
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- Washington’s Farewell
- Precedents
- Warnings
- Death
- The Election of 1796
- In Washington’s Shadow
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6
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- The XYZ Affair
- American Envoys Meet French Agents
- A Call to Arms
- War Avoided
- Federalist Opposition to Adams
- The Alien and Sedition Acts
- Opposition to the Alien and Sedition Acts
- The Disputed Election of 1800
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- The Appointment of John Marshall
- The Judiciary Bill and the Midnight Judges
- Marbury v. Madison
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