Federalist Era Review

Which of the following policies were supported by Federalists? (Check all that apply.)

• High (protective) tariffs on imported goods

• Strong State governments

• Strong Federal governments

• Low, or no, tariffs on imported goods (free trade)

• Pro-British foreign policy

Which of the following policies were supported by Democratic-Republicans? (Check all that apply.)

• High (protective) tariffs on imported goods

• Strong State governments

• Strong Federal governments

• Low, or no, tariffs on imported goods (free trade)

• Pro-French foreign policy

Which of the following policies were supported by Democratic-Republicans? (Check all that apply.)

• Economy based on agriculture (farming)

• Economy based on manufacturing

• Strict (narrow) interpretation of the Consitution

• Loose (broad) interpretation of the Constitution

• Rule by the common people

Which of the following policies were supported by Federalists? (Check all that apply.)

• Economy based on agriculture (farming)

• Economy based on manufacturing

• Strict (narrow) interpretation of the Consitution

• Loose (broad) interpretation of the Constitution

• Rule by the elite (rich and powerful)

Which of the following people were leaders of the Democratic-Republican Party? (Check all that apply.)

• Alexander Hamilton

• Thomas Jefferson

• James Madison

• John Adams

Which of the following people were leaders of the Federalist Party? (Check all that apply.)

• Alexander Hamilton

• Thomas Jefferson

• James Madison

• John Adams

Which of the following are reasons why the Federalists supported tariffs on goods imported from overseas? (Check all that apply.)

• Protects US manufacturers from foreign competition

• Avoids retaliatory tariffs on US exports

• Raises money for the federal government

• Makes good less expensive

Which of the following are reasons why the Democratic-Republicans supported free trade with other countries? (Check all that apply.)

• Protects US manufacturers from foreign competition

• Raises money for the federal government

• Makes goods more expensive

• Makes good less expensive

• Avoids retaliatory tariffs by other countries

Goods brought into the US from other countries are called

• imports

• exports

• tariffs

• excise taxes

Goods shipped out of the US to be sold in other countries are called

• imports

• exports

• tariffs

• excise taxes