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Chapter 6 Ap Us History Dbq

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Chapter 6 Assessment
Washington established the Supreme Court and his cabinet during his administration.
Washington trusted both of them and they were both very capable leaders & brilliant thinkers. Also, they were leaders in their fields. Alexander Hamilton was an expert with financial issues, so he was apart of the Department of Treasury, and Jefferson had good relations with foreign places, so he was with the Department of State.
It was a milestone in the strengthening of federal power in domestic affairs.
The Louisiana Purchase, in which jefferson acted and arguably overstepped his presidential powers. Marbury v. Madison in which established Judicial review in which the supreme court determines if things are constitutional or not and Jefferson's attempt at acquiring …show more content…

issued a declaration of neutrality. This was a statement that the United States would support neither side of in the conflict between Great Britain and France.
The Government dealt with the Native Americans by sending out an army led by General Josiah Harmar. His army lost to the Native Americans. They replaced him with General Anthony Wayne. Wayne drilled his men for a whole year and the Native American leader, Little Turtle was very impressed. He encouraged his people to find peace but they didn't like that and replaced him with a less able leader. Wayne defeated the Native American Miami fort. This ended resistance in ohio
The Louisiana Purchase (which doubled the size of the United States), and the launch of the Lewis and Clark expedition of discovery were both executed by jefferson
It doubled the united states in size
The basic causes were economic commercial, territorial and part greed as a group in congress lead by Henry clay known as the Warhawks wanted to invade Canada and make it part of the United States so we would have more territory.
Ended all quarrelling between Britain and the U.S.
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