Early Presidents

An example for later generations to follow is called...

• Precedent
• President
• Electoral
• Popular Vote

The group of department heads (who advise the President) are called...

• The Congress
• The Electoral College
• Supreme Court
• The Cabinet

George Washington stepped down after two terms in office because:

• He was too old to stay on as President
• The Constitution said he had to
• He didn't think he had the votes to win
• He did not want to be seen as a king

Which precedent was established by Marbury v. Madison?

• regulate trade among states
• judicial review
• regulate state bureaus
• take away authority for states to challenge  a law

The first political parties in the US were established (formed) by:

• Adams & Franklin

• Hamilton & Paine

• Washington & Madison

• Jefferson & Hamilton

In his Farewell Address, Washington warned that political parties would:

• divide the nation
• create a lively debate
• help the nation
• destroy states's rights

Why was the year 1803 significant to US History?

• Washington became 1st president
• Washington delivered farewell address
• The US doubled in size
• England began a war with the US

This controversial legislation of John Adams' administration restricted citizens from criticizing the government.

• The Embargo Act
• The Monroe Doctrine
• The Alien & Sedition Acts
• The Judiciary Act

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

• US formed international organizations
• US remained neutral with foreign powers
• US gained territory in South America
• US sought trading relationships with Asia

Who was the 2nd president?

• Adams
• Monroe
• Washington
• Jefferson