Early Republic Review

What does Domestic mean?

• Dealing with other countries

• Economic affairs

• Inside a country

• Signing treaties with other countries

What does Foreign mean?

• Outside home country

• Economic affairs

• Inside a country

• Relationships between states

Match the following

• Missouri Compromise

• James Monroe

• Whiskey Rebellion

• John Adams

• XYZ Affair

• Thomas Jefferson

• Louisiana Purchase

• James Madison

• War of 1812

• George Washington

Which of the following is NOT an example of a domestic issue?

• Whiskey Rebellion

• Economic issues within a country

• Signing treaties with other countries

• Supreme Court decisions

Choose the correct spot for New Orleans

Choose the correct spot for Charleston

Choose the correct spot for the Atlantic Ocean

Organize these options into the correct categories

Groups:

(a) George Washington

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(b) John Adams

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(c) Thomas Jefferson

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(d) James Monroe

• Precedent - 2 Term Limit

• Whiskey Rebellion

• Louisiana Purchase 1803

• 3rd President

• Alien and Sedition Acts

• Precedent for a Cabinet

• Monroe Doctrine

• XYZ Affair

• Adams-Onis Treaty

• Neutrality in foreign affairs

• Era of Good Feelings

• Election of 1800

• Marbury v Madison

• 5th President

• Wrote Declaration of Independence

• 2nd President

• Famous Farewell Address

• Missouri Compromise

Early political parties were formed because of the argument over a ​​ (a)   . The two political parties that formed were the ​Federalists and the Democratic Republicans​. The Federalists wanted a strong ​​ (b)   and ​​ (c)   the formation of a National Bank, while the Democratic Republicans wanted the ​ (d)   to have more power and ​ (e)   the formation of a National Bank.​

• National Bank
• national government
• supported
• states
• opposed

What is the definition of impressment?

• taxation without representation

• Seizing people by force to serve in the British military

• deciding if something is constitutional or not

• territorial expansion to the west