Chapter 10 Review

Jefferson and Pinckney traveled the country to gain support in the election of 1800.

• True

• False

According to the Constitution, the president is chosen by ______________.

• the people

• the House of Representatives

• electors

• the Senate

According to the Twelfth Amendment, to prevent a tie between a presidential and vice-presidential candidate, the electors _____________.

• cast one vote for president and one for vice president

• choose the president and the Senate chooses the vice president

• appoint the person with the most popular votes president

• no longer choose the president

Jefferson believed that _______________.

• the federal government should be large and strong

• state governments would limit freedoms

• the only way to protect liberty was to let the people do whatever they wanted

• the federal government should be limited in size and power

What is one way Jefferson lowered the national debt?

• cutting military spending

• refusing a salary

• lowering the number of people in Congress

• raising taxes

How did Jefferson plan to raise money for the government?

• raising taxes and selling land

• collecting customs duties and internal taxes

• selling land and collecting customs duties

• raising taxes only

President Adams made sure Federalists had control of the courts by appointing hundreds of judges during his last days in office.

• True

• False

Which case established the principles of judicial review?

• Gibbons v. Ogden

• Marbury v. Madison

• McCulloch v. Maryland

• Worcester v. Georgia

In McCulloch v. Maryland, the Supreme Court ruled that Congress has powers that may be implied, or not directly stated, in the Constitution

• True

• False

Through several key cases, Chief Justice Marshall ___________________.

• expanded the power of the Supreme Court and state governments

• limited the power of the Supreme Court, but expanded the power of the states

• expanded the power of the Supreme Court and the federal government

• limited the power of the Supreme Court, but expanded the power of the federal government