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Early Challenges

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

EARLY CHALLENGES

SECTION 2

VOCAB

  • Neutrality
  • Not taking sides
  • Impressment
  • The act of impressing people into service
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MORE VOCAB

  • Challenge
  • Demanding situation
  • Maintain
  • To keep

PEOPLE AND EVENTS TO LOOK FOR

  • Whiskey Rebellion
  • An armed protest due to the tax on whiskey.
  • Battle of Fallen Timbers
  • The battle in which Washington's army defeated
  • over 1000 Native Americans.
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MORE PEOPLE AND EVENTS

  • Treaty of Greenville
  • The Natives agreed to give up most of
  • present day Ohio.
  • Edmond Genêt
  • French diplomat sent to recruit American soldiers.
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EVEN MORE TO NOTE

  • Jay's Treaty
  • The treaty from when John Jay negotiated with the British.
  • Pinckney's Treaty
  • The Treaty that gave the Americans free navigation of the
  • Mississippi River.
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THE WHISKEY REBELLION

  • Pennsylvania farmers were resisting their
  • tax on whiskey.
  • Their protest became violent, and a mob attacked
  • tax collectors and burned down buildings.

FAIR OR NOT FAIR?

STRUGGLES OVER THE WEST

  • The new government faced troubles in the west.
  • Washington was scared about the European ambitions
  • in the northwest territory.
  • He also signed treaties with the natives and British.
  • American settlers ignored the treaties.

STRUGGLES (CONTINUED)

  • A fight broke out between the Americans
  • and Native Americans.
  • The British government wanted the settlements
  • west of the Appalachians to be destroyed.
  • Washington sent an army to restore order. They defeated the Native Americans.

PROBLEMS WITH EUROPE

  • The French Revolution was very bloody.
  • Washington hoped that the U.S.could remain its neutrality.
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WASHINGTON PROCLAIMS NEUTRALITY

  • The French wanted the U.S. to take their side
  • to help them resolve their conflict with Britain.
  • Washington prohibited citizens from fighting.
  • John Jay was sent to solve this problem with Britain.
  • Few Americans approved of Jay's Treaty.
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TREATY WITH SPAIN

  • Spain feared that the U.S. And the U.K.
  • would work together against them.
  • Thomas Pinckney was sent to solve this
  • problem. His treaty was Pinckney's Treaty.

WASHINGTON'S FAREWELL

  • The president did not seek a 3rd term.
  • Washington attacked the political parties.
  • These words influenced the nations foreign policy.
Photo by Marion Doss