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United States of America in 1794

Historical records for United States of America in 1794, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

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Historical records

August

2 August 1794AmbassadorJames Monroe

Paris · Government / Government of USA

Appointed Ambassador of France

7 August 1794Whiskey RebellionGeorge Washington

Pennsylvania · Economy / Taxation

Washington mobilises militia to enforce the federal excise tax on distilled spirits.

November

19 November 1794Treaty of Jays TreatyJohn Jay

Washington · Government / Government of USA

Settles disputes between the United States & Britain

Other Events

1794Constitution of USAJames Madison

Politics / Democratic Party

Madison leads the unsuccessful attempt to block Alexander Hamiltons proposed Bank of the United States, arguing the new Constitution did not explicitly allow the federal Government to form a bank

1794Democratic Republican PartyJames Madison

Politics / Democratic Party

To oppose the Federalists, Madison and Jefferson organize the Democratic Republican Party. Madison leads the unsuccessful attempt to block Alexander Hamiltons proposed Bank of the United States, arguing the new Constitution did not explicitly allow the federal Government to form a bank. All across the country, voters divided for and against the Jay Treaty and other key issues, and thus became Federalists or Democratic Republicans

1794Invention of Cotton GinEli Whitney

Science / Technology

Patents the Cotton Gin

1794Jay TreatyJames Madison

Politics / Democratic Party

George Washington avoids a trade war with Britain and secures friendly trade relations with through the Jay Treaty, a Treaty that Madison tried but failed to defeat

1794Treaty of JayJames Madison

Politics / Democratic Party

George Washington avoids a trade war with Britain and secures friendly trade relations with through the Jay Treaty, a Treaty that Madison tried but failed to defeat. All across the country, voters divided for and against the Jay Treaty and other key issues, and thus became Federalists or Democratic Republicans

Names involved

Eli WhitneyGeorge WashingtonJames MadisonJames MonroeJohn Jay

Places involved

ParisPennsylvaniaWashington

Provenance

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