Chapter 8 Test Flashcards

1
Q

French agents tried to get bribes from the United States and caused a scandal known as the

A

XYZ Affair

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2
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Druing his presidency, John Adams helped the United States avoid war with

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France

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3
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During John Adams presidency the ________ in Congress passed laws to limit immigration and restrict free speech

A

Federalists

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4
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The debate over sates rights had been going on since the writing of the

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Constitution

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5
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When Thomas Jefferson talked about “certain matters” that were criminal in his speech to the country….he was talking about what?

A

printing criticism of the government

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6
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What did Thomas Jefferson mean when he said that the bills referred to were against the constitution?

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That they violated constitutional rights like the rights of free speech and press that were guaranteed by the 1st ammendment

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7
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In his farewell address, George Washington advised against becoming involved in European affairs because

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he wanted to avoid war

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8
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What was related to the issue of states rights?

A

The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

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9
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Washington’s response o the Whiskey Rebellion

A

proved the strength of the national government

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10
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Who had the greatest impact on the economic policy of the Washington administration?

A

Alexander Hamilton

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11
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Why did so many Southerners oppose Hamiltons financial plan?

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Their states had aid off their war debts already

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12
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Why did southern members of Congress agree to support Hamilton’s plan?

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The nations new capital would be built in the south.

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13
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Under the treaty that ended the American Revolution, the area from the Appalachian Mountains to the Mississippi belonged to

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the United States

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14
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According to the Republicans, what did the Sedition Act violate

A

the First Amendment

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15
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What other issue divided Republicans and Federalists during John Adams presidency?

A

Alien Acts

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16
Q

The Republicans and Federalists were both

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political parties

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17
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Which of the following was a function of the National Bank

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to be a safe place for deposits of government funds

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18
Q

An outsider from another country

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alien

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19
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a person who buys things hoping the price will rise and that he or she will make a profit

A

speculator

20
Q

a general who defeated native american tribes in the Battle of Fallen Timbers

A

Anthony Wayne

21
Q

the most important; basic; forming the foundation of an idea or action

A

fundamental

22
Q

He was nominated as the presidential candidate by the Federalist

A

John Adams

23
Q

unfriendly adverse or opposed

A

hostile

24
Q

an organized political group

A

faction

25
Q

He considered factions to be selfish groups unconcerned with the well being of the whole nation

A

James Madison

26
Q

Describe the Republicans views

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were led by Thomas Jefferson
Believed people should have political power
Favored strong state government
Emphasized agriculture
Favored strict interpretation of constitution
Were pro-French
Opposed national bank
Opposed protective Tariff
27
Q

Describe the Federalists Views

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Led by Alexander Hamilton
Believed wealthy and educated should lead
Favored strong central government
Emphasized manufacturing, shipping, and trade
favored loose interpretation of constitution
were pro British
Favored national bank
favored protective tariff

28
Q

In 1789 the United States was about _______ the size it is today

A

1/4

29
Q

Thomas Jefferson supported __________

A

France

30
Q

Alexaner Hamilton supported

A

Britain

31
Q

In the election of 17966, ________ became the second president

A

John Adams

32
Q

John Adams was a ________

A

Federalist

33
Q

The vice president for Thomas Jeffereson was a

A

Republican

34
Q

George Washington sent _________ to put down the Whisky Rebellion

A

troops

35
Q

Members of the _______ party supported Jay’s treaty

A

Federalist

36
Q

Republicans usually supported

A

France

37
Q

Federalist usually supported

A

Britain

38
Q

When George Washington left office he warned about the dangers of

A

Political parties

39
Q

A tax on liquor led to the

A

Whisky Rebellion

40
Q

Why did some people say the Alien and Sedition Acts violated the democratic principles of the American Revolution

A

They said they violated Free Speech because the Sedition acts made it a crime to say negative things about the government. They said the alien acts increased the presidents power to deport immigrants or anyone he considered dangerous.

41
Q

T/F The Framers of the Constitution expected political parties to develop

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False–they did not expect it

42
Q

T/F The country’s first two political parties were the Republicans and Democrats

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False–The Republicans and Federalists

43
Q

T/F George Washington opposed the development of political parties.

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True

44
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T/F Both political parties supported strong central government

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False–Federalists wanted strong central government, Republicans wanted strong state governments

45
Q

T/F New Political parties have emerged to replace the country’s original parties.

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True

46
Q

T/F At First, the president and vice president were required to be members of the same political party.

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False– The first and second place winners became President and Vice President.