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1. Who did the Federalists nominate to run for president in 1796? 

John Adams

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2. From what state was John Adams? 

Massachusetts

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3. Who did the Democratic-Republicans nominate to run for president in 1796? 

Thomas Jefferson

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4. From what state was thomas jefferson

Virginia

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5. Explain how the Presidential Election of 1796 was different from the previous two elections that Washington won? 

There were political parties

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6. What were the three most recent states admitted to the union at the time of the Election of 1796?

1.vermont

2.kentucky

3.tennessee

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7. What was the total number of electoral votes cast in the Election of 1796? 

139

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8. What was the minimum number of electoral votes you needed to win the Election of 1796? (Calculate the simple majority of the total) 

70

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9. Who won the presidential election of 1796 and became the second president of the United States? 

John adams

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10. What was strange about the outcome of the presidential election of 1796?

the runner up in the election became the vice president

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11. What amendment was added to the Constitution to prevent the runner up from becoming vice president? 

12 amendment

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12. Which one of Washington’s precedents was President Adams unable to follow?

he Wasnt able to get elected for a second term

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13. With what country did the new president immediately face a foreign policy crisis? 

France

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14. Why was france upset with the United States? 

Because The U.S. Signed jays treaty

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What action did france take as a result of the betrayal by the us?

france increased attacks on U.S. ships

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What did France demand from the United States to get them to stop attacking our ships?

France demanded $250,000 to stop attacks on American ships

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How did the three U.S. diplomats respond to this humiliating offer? 

They denied the offer

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What is the name given to the humiliating incident between the French and American delegations? 

XYZ affair

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How did President Adams respond to the XYZ Affair with France?

He got into the Quasi war

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Why did the Federalists and President Adams have an easy time passing laws that benefited their interests? 

Federalists controlled both houses during Adams presidency

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What was the name of the first law that the Federalists passed to strengthen their power?

Naturalization act

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How did the Naturalization law help the Federalists weaken the Democratic-Republican Party? 

 Increased the number of years of residency from 5-14 years before you could apply for citizenship

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Although the Naturalization law was considered unfair to immigrants, it was constitutional.  Explain. 

Congress shall have power to establish an uniform rule of Naturalization

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What was the name of the second Federalist law they passed concerning foreigners? 

Alien Enemies act

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What did the alien enemies act new allow the President to do with foreigners who were deemed a threat to our national security?  

allowed president to imprison or deport aliens

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What was the name of the third Federalist law that made it illegal for all people living in the United States to criticize government officials? 

Sedition act

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Which American newspapers were targeted by the sedition law?

Democratic-Republican Newspapers

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Explain why many Americans, especially Democratic-Republicans, protested against the sedition Federalist law. 

Violation of freedom of speech

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Why did the Federalists believe the Sedition Act was constitutional even though it violated freedom of speech?  

Elastic Clause

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What two Democratic-Republican states challenged the Federal Government by declaring they shouldn’t have to enforce a federal law like the Sedition Act that is considered unconstitutional?

1.Virginia

2.Kentucky

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Which article in the Constitution is challenged when a state refuses to enforce a federal law such as the Sedition Act?  

Supremacy clause