U.S History Chapter 8

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The first ten amendments to the Constitution were called the ......

Bill of Rights

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The .... party was most popular in New England and on the Atlantic Coast

Federalist

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Thomas Jefferson wrote the ....... in opposition to the Alien and Sedition Acts.

Kentucky Resolution

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The ... favored a strict interpretation of the Constitution.

Republicans

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James Madison wrote the .... in response to Alien and Sedition Acts.

Virginia Resolution

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The ... brought this response from Americans " Millions for defense, but not one cent for tribute "

XYZ affair

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The ... is the name if the body of important presidential advisors.

cabinet

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..... was the practice of seizing American sailors and forcing them into British naval service.

Impressment

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.... favored a close interpretation of the constitutional text

Strict Constructionists

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President Washington issued a .... after France declared war on Britain in 1793

Proclamation of Neutrality

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The night before Jefferson was inaugurated, John Adams acted on .....

midnight appiontments

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...... was the first secretary of war in Washington's cabinet

Henry Knox

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Who was the first Secretary of the Treasury?

Alexander Hamilton

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Who was the first secretary of the state?

Thomas Jefferson

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Who was the famous frontiersman who was instrumental in Kentucky's statehood?

Daniel Boone

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Who was a Frenchman who came to America to arouse pro-french sentiment?

Citizen Genet

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Who was the second president of the United States?

John Adams

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What was the issue that first opened debate over constitutional interpretation?

The creation of a national bank

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Who was the first Chief justice of the Supreme Court?

John Jay

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Who was called " the greatest administrative genius in America "?

Alexander Hamilton

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What did the South accept in return for locating the national capital in the South?

assumption of state debts

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Who was generally considered the leader of the early republican party?

Thomas Jefferson

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Which amendment to the constitution protects the freedoms of speech, press, and religion?

first amendment

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Which department was not among the original executive departments?

agirculture

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What was the cause of the Whiskey Rebellion?

opposition to an internal tax

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Which country did the United States undeclare war with during the 1790s ?

france

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What was the main effect of the Jay Treaty ?

averted war with Britain

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Who did John Adams chose as the chief justice of the Supreme Court?

John Marshall

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What did the Democratic-Republicans strongly support?

common man

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What event made some Americans willing to accept Alien and Sedition Acts?

Quasi War

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During the French Revolution there was a reign of terror. Many French citizens were executed. Some Americans favored the french. What did the Americans do?

not come to aid of the French

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During Washington's Presidency which of the following events dud not happen?

the Alien and Sedition Acts

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Which amendment is the most fundamental amendment to the Bill of Rights?

first amendment

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Which of the following did Washington not discuss in his Farewell Address?

cabinet nominees

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What power did the Sedition Act grant to the president?

to prohibit "treasonous" speech

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HONORS: What flaws in the presidential election system became obvious during the elections of 1796 and 1800?

In the 1796 election, the winning presidential candidate and the candidate with the second-greatest number of votes were from opposing parties. The founders' original idea had been that the candidate with the most votes would be president and the candidate with the second greatest number of votes would be vice president. In the 1800 election, nearly the same situation occurred, the but the Republican electors discovered that their presidential candidate (Jefferson) and their vice-presidential candidate (Burr) tied in the Electoral College. Consequently, the election was thrown into the House of Representative, where the Federalist-controlled Congress got to choose which of their two opponents they wanted for president. Later, the Twelfth Amendment was added to the Constitution to prevent such an occurrence in the future.

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What are the true/ false answers ?

1, 5 , and 7 true