Early Republic Vocabulary Quiz

What is the practice of forcing people into military service called?

• Impressment

• Embargo

• Neutrality

• Alliance

What is extreme love and devotion to one's country called?

• Nationalism

• Civic Virtue

• Doctrine

• Sedition

What are alliances?

• Contracts or agreements between two or more parties
• Competitions or rivalries between two or more parties
• Disagreements or conflicts between two or more parties
• A union or group (of friends) formed for the same benefit, especially

  between countries or organizations

Which department of government has control over the collection, management, and disbursement of public revenue?

• Treasury

• Judiciary

• Alliances

• Embargo

What is the ban on trade called?

• Alliance

• Impressment

• Embargo

• Neutrality

Which group seeks to achieve political power by electing members to public office and further their ideas and beliefs?

• Political Parties

• Judiciary

• Civic Virtue

• Nationalism

What is the Judiciary?

• The Judiciary is the branch of government that collects taxes.
• The Judiciary is the system of courts that interprets and applies the law.

• The Judiciary is responsible for enforcing laws.
• The Judiciary is the branch of government that makes laws.

Someone who is not from your country is called

• stranger
• foreigner
• alien
• outsider

A stated principle of government policy is called

• law
• regulation
• guideline
• doctrine

Match the following terms with their definition.

• existing inside a particular country

• Domestic

• outside a place or country

• Sedition

• an act or decision that sets the example

• Neutrality

• to say something against your government

• Foreign

• to not take sides

• Precedent