New Republic: Adams-Madison Grade 8 TX

These laws were aimed at immigrants to prevent them for voting for the democratic-republican party

• Alien and Sedition Acts
• Intolerable Acts
• Midnight Appointments
• Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

It was illegal to "write, print, say or publish " any false or hostile words against the government.

• Sedition Act
• Alien Act
• Quartering Act
• Intolerable Acts

The Alien and Sedition Acts violated the _____ amendment.

• 1st
• 10th

What happened to American ships when they were traveling to Europe?

• They were being attacked by the French
• They were being eaten by the lochness monster
• John Paul Jones was having a naval war
• Americans were trading fur with foreign countries

Who were X, Y, and Z?

• Spanish Conquistadors
• US Diplomats
• French "secret" agents asking for a bribe
• US Sailors being impressed

A diplomatic crisis between the US and France from 1797 to 1798 during which President John Adams sent 3 envoys to France but the French demanded a bribe. 

• 12th Amendment
• Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
• Alien and Sedition Acts
• XYZ Affair

What Resolutions suggested that states could nullify, or overrule federal laws.

• The Virginia and Kentucky Resolution

• The North & South Carolina Resolution

• The Alien & Sedition Resolution

• The XYZ Affair Resoultion

Activities aimed at weakening the established government by inciting resistance or rebellion to authority.

• Caucauses
• Resolve
• Aliens
• Sedition

One of the most important parts of Marbury v Madison is that it established what?

• A new voting system

• A large group of newly appointed Federal judges

• The power of judicial review

• A high-quality video project from a younger Mr. Hatch

What is judicial review?

• When the Judicial Branch removes a president from office

• The Supreme Court’s power to say laws of Congress are unconstitutional

• A judge's ability to make their own laws