Unit 6: The Early Republic (1st 3 Presidents)

Which choice was part of Hamilton's plan to reduce reduce the national debt?

• STUCO bake sale

• Issuing stocks to citizens

• Scratch-off lottery tickets

• Protective Tariffs

What was an effect of the Whiskey Rebellion?

• Farmers were paid more.

• The whiskey tax was repealed

• It proved our new government could enforce it's laws.

Disagreements between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton over a national bank and how much power the federal government should have led to...

• the creation of the president's cabinet of advisors

• George Washington's resignation as president

• the creation of the first political parties

• war with France

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Legislation passed by Congress that created the federal court system

• Emancipation Proclamation 
• Supreme Court
• Northwest Ordinance 
• Judiciary Act of 1789

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As part of G. Washington's foreign policy, he stated that America would stay out of European conflicts and not choose sides. Which event of his presidency is this referring to?

• Farewell Address

• Proclamation of Neutrality

• Whiskey Rebellion

What did the Federalist Party want?

• Wanted a strong national government
• Wanted a weak government
• Wanted to elect Donald Trump
• Wanted to elect Hillary Clinton

Washington issued the Proclamation of Neutrality in 1793 to keep the United States out of the war between what two countries?

• Britain and Spain

• France and Spain

• Britain and France

In his Farewell Address, George Washington advised against which of the following?

• Forming alliances with other countries

• Angering Native Americans

• Going to war with Spain

• Electing Thomas Jefferson

In his Farewell Address, George Washington warned against 2 things.  What were they?

• political parties and native americans
• permanent alliances & native americans
• political parties and permanent alliances
• native americans and the national bank

Why is Marbury v. Madison significant?

• only states could regulate the type of transportation used on rivers

• reinforced federal authority over trade

• established judicial review