Unit 5 Early Republic

What document prevented further European colonization in the Western Hemisphere?

• Farewell Address
• Marbury v. Madison
• Monroe Doctrine
• Madison Doctrine

As the Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton was best known for his creation 

• the Supreme Court
• the Federal Reserve 
• the Internal Revenue Service 
• a national bank

How did the Farewell Address influence presidents throughout history?

• avoiding alliances with foreign nations
• establishing a national military force
• including the Bill of Rights in the U.S. Constitution 
• established a national bank

In which piece of legislation did President Adams' administration pass that gave the federal government the power to imprison people who spoke against the government?

• The Embargo Acts

• Sedition Act

• The Monroe Doctrine

• The Judiciary Act

What best summarizes the Monroe Doctrine?

• Europe is prohibited from colonizing in the West
• Spain can freely colonize in South America 
• Prohibited immigrants from Europe from moving to America
• enforced impressment of British soldiers to fight for the US

Why did President Washington order the army to end the Whiskey Rebellion?

• He feared the citizens would start another revolution.
• He felt it was his responsibility to protect tax collectors.
• He saw the rebellion as a threat to the new government's authority.
• He was more comfortable as a military leader than a political leader.

What document is the following quote from? "Steer clear of permanent alliances"

• Monroe Doctrine

• Howard Doctrine

• Washington's Foreign Policy

• Adam's Foreign Policy

Marbury v. Madison created:

• judicial review

• the right to vote

• the ability to regulate trade between countries

• the right to pout until you get what you want

The Whiskey Rebellion, the National Bank, Gibbons v Ogden, & the War Hawks were:

• Spoils System

• Foreign Issues

• Domestic Issues

• System of Spoils

The Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans emerged as separate political parties partly as a result of disagreement over-

• how the nation should develop economically

• whether to enforce the Monroe Doctrine

• how the nation should admit new states

• whether to approve the Declaration of Independence