Unit 1 Test

Match the following

• Of or relation to another country

• Domestic

• Absolutely necessary

• Ally

• Forcing men into the military

• Foreign

• Of or relation to the home

• Indispensable

• Formally cooperating w/ another country

• Impressment

When France entered its own Revolution and went to war with Britain, Washington declared that the US would take no side in it known as the

• Whiskey Rebellion

• Jay's Treaty

• Pinckney's Treaty

• Proclamation of Neutrality

The (a)   th amendment was added to the Constitution after the Election of 1800 to fix issues with the Electoral College process.

Marbury v. Madison court case established the practice of judicial review. What does judicial review mean?

• The supreme court can rule laws unconstitutional or constitutional

• The supreme court can make and enforce the laws

• The supreme court must select their own judges

• The supreme court is a part of the three branches of government

The electoral college ensures (a)   representation in presidential elections between large and small states.

Which of the following was not a precedent set by George Washington?

• Enforced Federal Authority

• Created the Presidential Cabinet

• Encouraging Permanent Foreign Allies

• Serving in Office for 2 Terms

All of the following are precedents set by Washington except

• Establishing the Treaty Making process

• Set the President's Role as Ceremonial

• Establishing Freedom of Religion

• Used the Presidential Power to become a Monarch

Select all of the warnings/advice George Washington left in his Farewell Address for America.

• Dangers of Political Parties

• Dangers of Foreign Alliances

• Protection of Individual Rights

• Encouraged Presidents to run for unlimited amount of terms

• Unity Among Americans

Washington ​ (a)   believed in slavery, but overtime he came to realize the ​ (b)   of slavery. Even though Washington inherited slaves and forced them to work, he still gave them many ​ (c)   such as religion, raising chickens, keeping bees, etc.

• originally
• inhumanness
• opportunities

Washington forced the Church of England religion on the American citizens and slaves.

• True

• False