Early Republic Review

The disruption of trade and decrease in purchasing foreign made products during the War of 1812 caused the United States to

• develop our own manufacturing

• the military increased in size

• the U.S. economy was forced into a depression

• divide into political parties

Marbury v. Madison was a court case that established the process of judicial review over

• last-minute appointments of judges

• a state wanting to levy taxes on an institution created by the federal government

• federal regulation of interstate commerce

• how the states would determine representation for taxation

George Washington impacted U.S. foreign policies in his Farewell Address by

• suggesting that the U.S. remains neutral

• suggesting the formation of political parties

• suggesting placing embargos to discourage trade with foreign countries

• suggesting to become involved in the war between France and Britain

Who persuaded citizens to respect the decisions of the Supreme Court?

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• George Washington

• Alexander Hamilton

• James Madison

• John Marshall

Which court case determined that states can not require taxes to be paid to the state from institutions that are created by the federal government?

• Marbury v. Madison

• Gibbons v. Ogden

• McCulloch v. Maryland

• John Marshall

Marbury v. Madison proved that the Supreme Court has the power to

• declare laws unconstitutional

• determine that the federal government has the power to control interstate commerce

• require the federal government to pay taxes levied by the states

• make presidential appointments

The War of 1812 proved to the world that

• the U.S. was weak and could be defeated in war

• the U.S. was a powerful and independent nation

• the U.S. owed lots of debt

• the U.S. could not win a war without help from foreign countries

The War of 1812 caused

• an increase in U.S. manufacturing

• a decrease in manufacturing

• more trading with foreign countries

• political parties to arise

Which was not an issue that contributed to the development of political parties?

• Disagreements about the establishment of a National Bank

• Disagreements about how the nation should grow economically

• Disagreements about the amount of power the states and federal government should have

• Disagreements about the Louisiana Purchase

The Federalist party were in favor of

• ratifying the Constitution

• adding a Bill of Rights to the Constitution

• stronger state power

• not ratifying the Constitution