Early Republic Test

1.    What did the Monroe Doctrine warn the Europeans about?

• A.   Not to trade in the Western Hemisphere

• B.   Not to ally with the Western Hemisphere

• C.   Not to colonize in the Western Hemisphere

• D.   Not to make peace with the Western Hemisphere

2.    Which of the following is NOT a precedent established by George Washington?

• A.   Two-Term Limit

• B. Encouragement of Political Parties

• C.  Farewell Address

• D.   Formation of Presidential Cabinet

 3. Who was President when the Judiciary Act of 1789 set up the federal court system?

• A.   Madison

• B.  Thomas

• C.   Monroe

• D. Washington

4.   What was the purpose of the Lewis and Clark expedition?

• A.   To take a vacation

• B.   To search for water river rapids for canoeing

• C.   To find out if the earth is round

• D.   To explore the Louisiana territory and find a waterway across America

5.  An attempt by French officials to bribe American diplomats became known as the….?

• A.   Barbary Wars

• B.   Sedition Acts

• C.   XYZ Affairs

• D.   French Affair

6.   Conflict over the proper role of government led to..?

• A. Political Parties

• B.   Federal Taxes

• C.   Cabinet Offices

• D.   Corporations

7.    In his farewell address, Washington warned those of:

• A.   Trading goods, acquiring slaves

• B. Avoiding political parties, acquiring slaves

• C.  Avoiding entanglement with foreign affairs, avoid political parties

• D.  Avoiding entanglement with foreign affairs, avoid trading goods

8.   What was the significance of the Louisiana Purchase?

• A.   Provide a place for French to grow crops

• B. Finished the war between Spain and France

• C.   Doubled the size of the United States

• D.   Tripled the size of the United States

9.    Extreme nationalism called; the “Era of Good Feeling” was a social effect of?

• A.   Eastward expansion

• B.   Trump’s presidency

• C.   War of 1912

• D.   War of 1812

10.    The Whiskey Rebellion, the Bank of US, the Alien and Sedition Act, and Marbury v Madison were:

• A.   Foreign Issues

• B.   Spoil Systems

• C.   Domestic Issues

• D.   System of Spoils