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HIST 104H Post-Revolutionary War Lecture Notes
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- HIST MISC
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- Old Dominion University
This is a comprehensive and detailed lecture note on timeline of events after the end of the Revolutionary War.
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Need for stronger federal government- Foreign threat
- Shays’ Rebellion 1786
o War debt, inflation, high taxes
Federalists vs Anti-federalists
- Fear of Monarchy vs too much popular government
- Liberty vs order
- State vs federal governments
Constitution and Debate 1787
Federalists: Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, John Jay
- Strong federal government to maintain union, protect liberties, strengthen economy
- US a commercial, industrial power, respected by foreign nations
- Fear of anarchy, mob rule, too much freedom
Anti-Federalists
- Weak federal government, stronger state and local government
- Power in the hands of the people to protect individual liberties
- Fear of tyrannical, far away government, regional differences
Electoral College
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