STAAR Blitz 3.1

Enacted by John Adams, angered many Americans, violated freedom of speech

• Hamilton’s Financial Plan
• Louisiana Purchase
• Sedition Act
• Washington’s Farewell Address

Warned against having permanent foreign alliances and creating political parties

• Hamilton’s Financial Plan
• Louisiana Purchase
• Sedition Act
• Washington’s Farewell Address

Doubled the size of America, U.S. gained control of the port of New Orleans

• Hamilton’s Financial Plan
• Louisiana Purchase
• Sedition Act
• Washington’s Farewell Address

Establish a national bank, pay of war debt, pass a whiskey tax, and create a protective tariff

• Hamilton’s Financial Plan
• Louisiana Purchase
• Sedition Act
• Washington’s Farewell Address

Which of the following statements explain the issues surrounding the Nullification Crisis? Select TWO correct answers.

• South Carolina attempted to nullify a federal tax on the basis of states’ rights.
• Ohio citizens lacked the ability to vote in both local and federal elections.
• The Reconstruction Amendments were passed in the Louisiana Territory.
• The Tariff of Abominations led to South Carolina threatening secession.

The court case Marbury v. Madison is significant because it -

• limited the president to only serving two terms
• created the U.S. Constitution
• established the principle of judicial review
• defined slaves as property under the law

Conflicting interpretations of this amendment played a major role in the -

• Bank War
• Nullification Crisis
• Corrupt Bargain
• XYZ Affair

Why did many farmers, artisans, and former Anti-Federalists support the Democratic-Republican Party?

• The Democratic-Republicans favored the expansion of a strong national government.
• The Democratic-Republicans supported strict restrictions on immigration.
• The Democratic-Republicans supported the use of tariffs.
• The Democratic-Republicans favored states’ rights and the rights of the common man.