
LIVE REVIEW: Washington-Adams-Jefferson
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What is a "precedent"?
The chief executive of a country or company
A tax on an imported good
A type of protest march
An example or tradition that others will follow later
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Which of the following were precedents set by President Washington?
All of these.
Served 2 terms (8 years) as President.
Supported the idea of isolationism (remaining neutral).
Created a Cabinet to help him make important decisions.
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What did George Washington warn against in his Farewell Address?
The dangers of permanent alliances with other countries
The threat of British invasion
The use of veto power by the president
The impact of global warming
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Arguments over the _______________________ led to the formation of the first political parties.
Neutrality Proclamation
Treaty of Paris
Bank of the United States
ratification of the Constitution
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Arguments that stated the Alien and Sedition Acts were unconstitutional
XYZ Resolutions
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
Virginia and Pennsylvania Resolutions
ABC Resolutions
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These two men were sent by Jefferson to SURVEY land west of the Mississippi River.
Monroe & Johnson
Hamilton and Adams
McLinden & McMullen
Lewis & Clark
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A major reason President Jefferson supported the PURCHASE of the Louisiana Territory in 1803 was that it -
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An embargo could best be defined as
a decrease in the value of money
a tax on imported goods
a severe economic downturn
prohibiting or blocking trade with a certain country
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Congress passed the Embargo Act in 1807 to punish Britain. What was the result of the Embargo Act?
the American economy improved
the embargo devastated the American economy
the embargo was widely supported by the American public
the British agreed to stop interfering in our trade
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