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The First Cabinet
Thomas Jefferson
Secretary of State
• In charge of foreign affairs
• Helped work out treaties &
agreements with other
countries
• Became the 3rd president
Edmund Randolph
Attorney General
• Advises the president on
legal matters
• Attorney for the
government
The First Cabinet
Henry Knox
Secretary of War
• In charge of the Army & the
Navy
• Later this post would be
called Secretary of Defense
Alexander Hamilton
Secretary of the Treasury
• Oversee financial affairs
• Pay off war debts
• Brilliant in money matters
Washington D.C.
(District of Columbia)
• Located in the South between Maryland & Virginia
• Thomas Jefferson & Alexander Hamilton worked this
compromise out
• The Southern states agreed to help pay the war debts
Taxes
Tariff
• Hamilton proposed a tax on
imported goods
• Hoped to raise money & help
establish American business
• Did not produce enough
revenue
Excise Tax
• When the tariff failed to
produce enough money,
Hamilton proposed an excise
tax
• This would products made in
America
Early Treaties
The Jay Treaty
• Washington sent Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court John Jay
to England
• England agreed to withdraw
its troops and give up its forts
around the Great Lakes.
• It didn’t deal with the issue of
England taking American
sailors.
The Pinckney Treaty
• The coast of the Gulf of Mexico
belonged to Spain
• Spain controlled trade along the
Mississippi River
• Spain signed a treaty with
Thomas Pinckney settling the
area in the Florida panhandle and
making New Orleans a free port
John Adams
• Became the 2nd
president
• Ran as a Federalist
• Ran against Thomas
Jefferson who was a
Democratic-Republican
• Jefferson became his
Vice President
• They had once been
friends but now
disagreed over many
things
The XYZ Affair
America refused to pay a bribe to France.
Unpopular Laws
• President given power
to expel any foreigner
with the Alien Act
• Freedom of speech and
freedom of the press
were taken away with
the Sedition Act

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Ach His5 Ch2

  • 1. The First Cabinet Thomas Jefferson Secretary of State • In charge of foreign affairs • Helped work out treaties & agreements with other countries • Became the 3rd president Edmund Randolph Attorney General • Advises the president on legal matters • Attorney for the government
  • 2. The First Cabinet Henry Knox Secretary of War • In charge of the Army & the Navy • Later this post would be called Secretary of Defense Alexander Hamilton Secretary of the Treasury • Oversee financial affairs • Pay off war debts • Brilliant in money matters
  • 3. Washington D.C. (District of Columbia) • Located in the South between Maryland & Virginia • Thomas Jefferson & Alexander Hamilton worked this compromise out • The Southern states agreed to help pay the war debts
  • 4. Taxes Tariff • Hamilton proposed a tax on imported goods • Hoped to raise money & help establish American business • Did not produce enough revenue Excise Tax • When the tariff failed to produce enough money, Hamilton proposed an excise tax • This would products made in America
  • 5. Early Treaties The Jay Treaty • Washington sent Chief Justice of the Supreme Court John Jay to England • England agreed to withdraw its troops and give up its forts around the Great Lakes. • It didn’t deal with the issue of England taking American sailors. The Pinckney Treaty • The coast of the Gulf of Mexico belonged to Spain • Spain controlled trade along the Mississippi River • Spain signed a treaty with Thomas Pinckney settling the area in the Florida panhandle and making New Orleans a free port
  • 6. John Adams • Became the 2nd president • Ran as a Federalist • Ran against Thomas Jefferson who was a Democratic-Republican • Jefferson became his Vice President • They had once been friends but now disagreed over many things
  • 7. The XYZ Affair America refused to pay a bribe to France.
  • 8. Unpopular Laws • President given power to expel any foreigner with the Alien Act • Freedom of speech and freedom of the press were taken away with the Sedition Act