The Early Republic CP #1

The man was Washington's top military aid and Secretary of Treasure who had a great deal of involvement in the forming of our country?

• Thomas Jefferson

• Henry Knox

• Alexander Hamilton

• John Adams

How did the Federalists argue (loose interpretation) that they could create the National Bank, although it was not actually written in the U.S. Constitution?

• 1st Amendment

• Article 1, Section 8 Clause

• Article 8, Section 1 Clause

• Article 1, Section 4 Clause

This man would later become the Chief Justice of U.S. Supreme Court, after he successfully negotiated a treaty with England to avoid war 1794?

• Jay's Rebellion

• John Adams

• Edmund Randolph

• John Jay

This incident caused Pennsylvania farmer to rebel against a tax, which resulted in Washington enforcing the law by putting the rebellion down?

• Beer Rebellion

• XYZ Affair

• Alien & Sedition Act

• Whiskey Rebellion

Federalists president, John Adams, used this law to silence his opposition while also deporting/jailing those against him. These acts were in violation the U.S. Constitution and later cost him the presidency.

• Alien Being Act

• Illegal Immigration Law

• Alien & Sedition Act

• Somber & Silence Act

The "Common Man", farmer, shopkeeper, frontiersmen and poorer and/or lower educated people tended to support this political party?

• Democratic-Republicans

• Federalists

• Anti-Fatigue

• DemocRats'

In his farewell address, what was the last and major thing Washington warned the country about our own politics?

• To find a close ally and work heavily with them

• To avoid a two-party political system

• To not remain isolated and go everywhere & be highly involved

• To keep & protect power & rule

Under Jefferson's presidency, the 1st major Supreme Court case Marbury vs. Madison took place. It established the concept or power of what?

• Federal Review

• Judicial Review

• Limited political parties

• Congressional term limits

Under Jefferson's leadership, this land deal was perhaps the best real estate deal in history, which doubled the size of the U.S. for $15 million. Although it was also a violation of the U.S. Constitution...what was it?

• Port of New Orleans

• French Caribbean's

• Louisiana Purchase

• Jeffersonian Purchase

This expedition group explored the new land purchase and searched for the Northwest Passage...the route to the Pacific Ocean?

• Daniel Boone & Kit Carson

• Zebulon Pike & Jim Bridger

• William Dunbar & George Hunter

• Meriwether Lewis & William Clark