CHAPTER 7 Flashcards

1
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-Congress initially set the number of Supreme Court justices at nine.

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false

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2
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+According to Alexander Hamilton, the United States needed a national bank to provide a stable currency and to assure capital for development.

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true

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3
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-Alexander Hamilton believed the U.S. economy should remain predominantly agricultural.

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false

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4
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+The partisan divisions of the 1790s ended the friendship of Adams and Jefferson for an extended period.

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true

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5
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+Thomas Jefferson was elected the third president of the United States.

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true

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6
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*By 1790, America:

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remained a predominantly rural society

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7
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*In early 1789, the new Congress gathered in the national capital, which was:

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New York City

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8
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*In his inaugural address, President Washington emphasized:

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national unity

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9
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*The first Supreme Court:

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had nine members

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10
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*The Bill of Rights did all of the following EXCEPT:

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settle all questions about federal versus state authority

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11
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*In regard to religion, the Constitution:

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prevents Congress from establishing an official religion

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12
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*The Tonnage Act of 1789:

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placed higher tonnage duties on foreign vessels

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13
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*Alexander Hamilton’s basic vision of America was to make it:

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a vibrant capitalist power

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14
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*Washington’s secretary of state was

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Thomas Jefferson

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15
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*One key element of Hamilton’s program to encourage manufacturing was his proposal for:

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high protective tariffs

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16
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*When Britain and France went to war in 1793, the United States:

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expressed neutrality, warning Americans not to aid either side

17
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*By the mid-1790s, Americans became incensed with the British over:

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British seizure of American merchant vessels

18
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*In regard to land policy, Hamilton and the Federalists:

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favored high land prices that would slow western settlement

19
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*Washington’s farewell address:

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opposed permanent alliances

20
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*The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

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were drafted by Jefferson and Madison

21
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*The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions argued that:

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states could decide if laws were unconstitutional

22
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*All of the following were liabilities for Adams when he ran for reelection EXCEPT:

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evidence he enriched himself in office

23
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*Jefferson’s election in 1800:

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had to be settled by the House of Representatives

24
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*The Judiciary Act of 1801:

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was the legacy of the Federalists as they left office

25
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*Just before he left office, Adams:

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appointed John Marshall chief justice

26
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/ John Adams

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was the Federalist presidential candidate in 1800

27
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/ Alexander Hamilton

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was the first secretary of the treasury

28
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/ Thomas Pinckney

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negotiated treaty with Spain

29
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/ George Washington

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issued neutrality proclamation in 1793

30
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/ Anthony Wayne

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led Americans at the Battle of Fallen Timbers