The New Republic

Which of the Following did George Washington face when he became our first president?

• the fact that he was in his very first leadership role

• a public that did not agree with him becoming the first president

• increasing bad weather that was impacting foreign trade

• a large amount of debt from the American Revolution

The Federalist Party was mostly supported by which of the following?

• planters and farmers

• educated land owners

• slaves and Native Americans

• women and children

All of the following were included in Washington's farewell address EXCEPT?

• Neutrality

• Isolationism

• Factionalism

• Diplomacy

The Monroe Doctrine stated all of the following EXCEPT?

• The Americas were closed to further colonization

• The U.S. will stay out of European affairs

• THe U.S. will fight if Europeans did not stay out of the Western hemisphere

• The U.S will allow extensive trade with Europeans

The territory acquired by France during the Louisiana Purchase was able to be explored due to which water source?

• Rio Grande River

• Mississippi River

• Missouri River

• Colorado River

The case of Marbury v. Madison established the principle that will eventually be used by all courts. This principle is know as ?

• Midnight Judges

• Judicial Review

• Western Expansion

• Monroe Doctrine

The Power of the Supreme Court to nullify a law by declaring it unconstitutional is known as?

• Louisiana Purchase

• Popular Vote

• American System

• Judicial Review

The Embargo Act of 1807 and the disruption of trade due to the War of 1812 impacted the U.S. economy by?

• influencing the push for industrialization to replace foreign goods

• Depending heavily on foreign goods

• Forcing every state to shift to cash crop economy

• Declaring war on the Native Americans

After the XYZ affair Adams continued the previous president's policy of neutrality by?

• becoming allies with England and Spain

• ending all treaties and alliances with France

• reaching out to Portugal for help

• Opening all their ports for trade

France and Britain began attacking American ships because ?

• were looking to take over American territory

• they decided to form an alliance with each other

• the feared the U.S. would supply their enemy

• so they could sell American ships to other European Countries