Decreased taxation within the United States

Created a national bank

Supported the French Revolution

Restricted international trade

The gaining of new territory

The powers of the federal government

The national policy on immigration

The constitutionality of slavery

Political parties usually agree on most issues.

The Federalists opposed most tariffs.

The Democratic-Republicans favored a strong national bank.

Political parties often have differing visions of the nation's future.

They feared the plan favored the rich.

They wanted to see a strong federal government.

Hamilton was from New York.

They wanted to help Southern manufacturers.

the creation of reservations for American Indians

a struggle to ratify the Bill of Rights

the establishment of the first U.S. political parties

a compromise over slavery in western territories

how the nation should develop economically

whether to enforce the Monroe Doctrine

how the nation should admit new states

whether to approve the Declaration of Independence

colonial Settlements

protective Tariffs

permanent Alliances

territorial Disputes