Political Developments inn the Early Republic

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In addition to the Department of State and the Department of War, which executive department did the Congress first set up?

Treasury Department.

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President Washington viewed the Whiskey Rebellion as

a threat to the authority of the national government.

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Why did President Washington warn the nation against political parties in his Farewell Address?

He believed that political parties might divide the nation.

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Which of these took place during President Washington's administration?

Three new states joined the nation.

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How did Alexander Hamilton win support for his debt payment plan?

He supported a southern location for the nation's new capital.

He supported a southern location for the nation's new capital.

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Why did Hamilton want to establish a national bank?

to expand businesses by making loans

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According to Hamilton, what part of the Constitution allowed Congress to set up a national bank?

the elastic clause

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Which of these slogans would Hamilton support?

"Greatness through trade"

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Because they supported small government with limited powers, Jefferson and the Republicans favored

strict construction of the Constitution.

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Which of these statements reflects a view held by Thomas Jefferson?

Informed citizens can make good decisions for the country.

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When the French Revolution become violent, most Republicans

continued to support France.

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Which statement about Thomas Jefferson is true?

He was a great writer.

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What was the outcome of the election of 1796?

John Adams became president.

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What is sedition?

encouraging rebellion against the government

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Who supported the Alien and Sedition Acts?

Alexander Hamilton

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The arguments Thomas Jefferson and James Madison put forth in the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions were based on

The State Doctrine

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The presidential candidates in the election of 1800 were John Adams and

Thomas Jefferson

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Which event happened first in the election of 1800?

The Electoral College voted and the result was a tie between Jefferson and Burr.

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What was final outcome of the election of 1800?

Jefferson became president

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The Twelfth Amendment dealt with

presidential elections