Ch. 11 Review: Political Developments in the Early Republic

Groups of department leaders who serve the President

• Interest Group
• Party Line
• Faction
• Cabinet

The Whiskey Rebellion challenged the idea that-

• the federal government had the power to pass and enforce tax laws.

• a national military was needed for dealing with foreign threats.

• the federal government could raise tariffs to protect industries.

• a national court system was needed for resolving disputes between the states.

Disagreements between these two cabinet members led to-

• the creation of reservations for American Indians

• a struggle to ratify the Bill of Rights

• the establishment of the first U.S. political parties

• a compromise over slavery in western territories

Which of the following is the source of this statement on foreign policy?

• George Washington's Farewell Address

• The Monroe Doctrine

• Abraham Lincoln's first inaugural address

• The Federalist Papers

A tax on liquor led to the ____, which marked the first time the government sent troops to fight American citizens.

• Shays' Rebellion
• Pennsylvania tax rebellion
• Whiskey Rebellion
• Farmer Rebellion

1755-1804 He was an American Statesman and member of the Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention, author of the Federalist Papers, first Secretary of Treasury under George Washington, developed the Bank of the US

• Thomas Jefferson
• Alexander Hamilton
• Federalist Party
• Democratic-Republican Party

French rebellion that began in 1789 in which the French people overthrew the monarchy and made their country a republic

• Bank of the United States
• French Revolution
• Whiskey Rebellion
• Political Parties

What was George Washington's Advice on Political Parties?

• Political Parties are necessary to run a government

• Political Parties could divide and weaken the Nation

• Political Parties should create jobs and businesses

• Political Parties should only exist in State Governments

Who did the Federalists believe should hold public office?

• common people

• wealthy and educated people

• religious people

• middle class Americans

Which Party believed in a strict reading (interpretation) of the U.S. Constitution?

• Independents

• Democratic Republicans

• Federalists

• Whig Party