John Jay
By: Gabby, Mallory, and Cole
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Who was John Jay?
John Jay played a major role in the creation of the United States. He was the governor of New York, he helped us during The Revolutionary War, created the Federalist Papers, and became the first Chief Justice in the Supreme Court. John Jay influenced our Supreme Court system today.
How John Jay Affected Our Lives Today
How John Jay Affected Our Lives Today
John Jay affected our lives today. He negotiated the Treaty of Paris which ended the Revolutionary War and gave the United States independence.
John Jay also wrote Federalist Papers which helped shape the Constitution.
Fun Facts
Fun Facts
he was a close ally of George Washington and Alexander Hamilton
he was the nation's first Chief Justice in the Supreme Court
he was a governor of New York
he was a negotiator of the Treaty with Great Britain in 1749
he served as a secretary for foreign affairs between 1784-1783
his wife's name was Sarah Van Brugh Livingston
George Washington sent John Jay to so in May 1794 to figure out a solution, this is known as Jay's Treaty.
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The Federalist papers written by John Jay.
Federalist Papers
Federalist Papers
John Jay was one of the Founding Fathers who wrote and signed the Federalist papers to approve The Constitution.
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