Challenges of the 1790s in America

How did the Americans react to the French Revolution?

• Positive reactions
• Negative reactions
• No reactions
• Mixed reactions

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What was George Washington’s foreign policy called?

• Monroe Doctrine
• Manifest Destiny
• Neutrality Proclamation
• Open Door Policy

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What does Domestic mean?

• Relating to one's own city or a particular city.
• Relating to one's own home or a particular home.
• Relating to one's own family or a particular family.
• Relating to one's own country or a particular country.

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What is Jay’s Treaty?

• Jay's Treaty was a treaty signed in 1794 between the United States and Mexico to resolve issues left over from the American Revolution.
• Jay's Treaty was a treaty signed in 1794 between the United States and Great Britain to resolve issues left over from the American Revolution.
• Jay's Treaty was a treaty signed in 1794 between the United States and Spain to resolve issues left over from the American Revolution.
• Jay's Treaty was a treaty signed in 1794 between the United States and France to resolve issues left over from the American Revolution.

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How did Americans feel about Jay’s Treaty?

• They were confused by the Treaty

• They didn’t care

• They were very upset

• They were happy about it

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Pinckney’s Treaty gave the US the right to use the ​ (a)   River.

• Mississippi
• Nile
• Colorado
• Hudson

What were the Three Precedents set by George Washington?

• serving as the first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, leading the Continental Army, and writing the Emancipation Proclamation
• establishing the United Nations, implementing the New Deal, and ratifying the Constitution
• establishing the Cabinet, serving only two terms as President, and delivering an inaugural address
• creating the Federal Reserve, signing the Declaration of Independence, and abolishing slavery

What did George Washington refuse to do?

• Sign the Declaration of Independence
• Serve as a general
• Join the British army
• To serve a third term as President

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What did George Washington warn the country about?

• dangers of political parties and foreign alliances
• importance of isolationism and self-sufficiency
• benefits of political parties and foreign alliances
• dangers of monarchy and dictatorship

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What was the result of the Treaty of Greenville?

• The Treaty of Greenville had no impact on the land ownership between the United States and the Native American tribes
• The Treaty of Greenville resulted in a war between the United States and the Native American tribes
• The United States gave up land to the Native American tribes

• The Native American tribes had to give up land to the United States

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