Washington - Industrial Revolution

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Hamilton, Jefferson, Knox an Randolph made up the Washington advisors, presidential advisors are also called...

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the cabinet

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As part of his financial plan Alexander Hamilton wanted to create a

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national bank

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Who was the first secretary of the Treasury and one of Washington's most trusted advisors?

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Alexander Hamilton

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A tax on imported goods is called a/an

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tariff

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They favored a stronger central government that promoted trade and industry and favored strong relations with Britain.

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Federalists

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Which action did President Washington warn against taking in the future?
Options:
Decreasing taxes,
Forming permanent alliances,
Abolishing slavery,
Expanding the federal budget

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Forming permanent alliances

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The first political parties developed as a result of disagreements between: Members of Washington's Cabinet

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Members of Washington's Cabinet

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Which of the following is TRUE regarding President Adams and Vice-President Jefferson?
Both were Democratic-Republicans,
Neither identified with a political party because Washington did not like political parties,
Adams was a Federalist while Jefferson was a Democratic-Republican,
Jefferson was a Democratic-Republican while Adams was Anti-Federalist

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Adams was a Federalist while Jefferson was a Democratic-Republican

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Which is NOT true about the XYZ Affair? Options: It almost caused a big war between the USA and France, but resulted in a small Quasi-War with both country's naval fleet. Led to Adams and the Federalists strengthening the U.S. Navy. Resulted in the signing of Jay's Treaty. The French diplomats tried to bribe the American diplomats.

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Resulted in the signing of Jay's Treaty

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Which is NOT true about The Alien and Sedition Acts? Options: They violated the 1st Amendment. The Alien Act allowed America to deport foreigners. The Sedition Act violated freedom of speech and press. They were influenced by John Adams. They were supported by the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions.

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They were supported by the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions