In general, Federalists were pro__________________and ______________________ Federal Govt. and Democratic Republicans were pro ________________________ and _______________________ Federal Govt.  

• French/strong & French/limited

• British/strong & French/limited.

• British/strong & British/limited 

• British/limited & French/strong 

Which group of foreigners living the in US were the Alien Acts targeting?

• Martians

• British

• French

• Native Americans

• Germans

In 1796, ___________from the _____________party was elected Pres and_______________was elected VP from the _______________Party.

• Jefferson/Federalist and Adams/Democratic Republican

• Jefferson Democratic Republican and Adams/Federalist

• Adams/Federalist and  Jefferson/Democratic Republican

• Adams/ Democratic Republican and Jefferson/Federalist

What opportunity did the rebellion present for the new Federal Government?

• Show their support of the Bill of Rights.

• Show their allegiance to America's farmers

• Flex their muscle and stand up to civil disorder.

• Stand up in support of slavery.

 In order to muffle the opposition to the Federalist in general and Adams in specific, what two Acts were passed in 1798?

• Sugar and Stamp

• Coercive and Intolerable

• Alien and Sedition

• Slander and Libel

In order to pay interest on the national debt, what did Hamilton convince Congress to pass a tax on?

• imports

• fabric

• tea

• whiskey

 As Americans moved West they encountered resistance from Native Americans in the Ohio region.  The Native Americans were eventually defeated at the Battle of____________________________________ and the resulting Treaty of ____________________________________ was signed the following year.

• Fallen Timbers/Greenville

• Fallen Timbers/Paris

• Little Big Horn/ Paris

• Little Big Horn/ Greenville

During this period the US population increased by ______________%.

• 0

• 20

• 55

• 35

Cotton production experienced a boom as a result of

• Market demand

• the Cotton Gin

• seedless cotton strain

• a and b

• all the above.

What US agricultural products underwent a boom in the 1790’s.

• cotton

• grain

• sugar

• both a and b

• both b and c