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The decision in Marbury v. Madison was significant in U.S. history because it —

• reinforced federal authority over American Indian affairs
• established the practice of judicial review by the Supreme Court
• confirmed the power of Congress to regulate interstate commerce
• upheld the power of the Electoral College to choose the vice president

During the Early Republic period, why were some Americans in favor of protective
tariffs?

• Businesses in the North thought it
  would help them compete with European imports.
• It would allow Southern plantation
  owners to borrow money from banks.
• It would enable Americans to buy foreign products .
• The federal government could then lower the income tax rate.

Why is the year 1803 significant to U.S. history?

• Washington wrote his Farewell Address
• England declared war on the United States.
• The United States doubled in size.
• Congress passed the Naturalization Act.

Which issue would be supported by Thomas Jefferson, but rejected by Alexander Hamilton?

• an expansion of states' rights
• an anti French policy
• a strong business culture
• a national bank

What resulted from the passage of the Judiciary Act during the Washington administration?

• Judicial review was established.
• Federal courts system was set up.
• States' role in federal courts was redefined.
• The Supreme Court gained impeachment powers.

Which controversial legislation of
President John Adams' administration restricted citizens from criticizing the
government?

• Judiciary Act
• Monroe Doctrine
• Alien and Sedition Acts
• Embargo Act

How did Washington's Farewell Address influence American foreign policy?

• The United States attempted to remain neutral with foreign powers  through the 19th century. 
• The United States attempted to gain territory across the Americas.
• The United States led attempts to form international organizations that
  would seek peace.
• The United States sought new trading relationships with Asian powers.

-Promoted the cause of independence  at the Continental Congress
-Second President of the United States
-First Vice President of the United States

• Thomas Jefferson
• George Washington
• James Madison
• John Adams

What war was Washington avoiding when he passed the Neutrality Proclamation:

• French and Indian War
• France and Spain
• England and France
• England and Spain

All choices below were part of Hamilton's Plan EXCEPT?

• National Bank
• Protective Tariff
• Selling land
• Pay off all State debts