Early Republic Study Guide

The Whiskey Rebellion was important because it helped define what?

• The banks in the United States

• Judicial Review

• The authority of the federal government

• None of the above

Write the five examples of foreign policy under the first five presidents.

List it and number them 1-5

Choose from the list below the domestic and foreign polices that the Federalists held.

• Supported a national bank

• Supported high tariffs (taxes)

• Were against a national debt

• wanted to assume a state's debt

What were some of the domestic problems George Washington faced?

List them below.

There are four

List the effects of the War of 1812.

There are six.

List them below. Use your study guide to help you. Pay attention to what you read and memorize it.

Imagine you are a Congressman listening to George Washington's Farewell Address. Write a journal entry with why you would have agreed or disagreed with his speech.

You will write as if you agree with him because we do.

Practice copying this below so you will memorize it for tomorrow and your test.

I agree with Washington's Farewell Address speech. The advice he gave was good and going against it has proven him true many times. People in this country are divided politically and argue over many issues forcing them to choose sides and see the other side as an enemy. Washington wanted us to stay united and as one strong country. He said we should stay out of foreign policies because when we choose one side we risk making the other mad or owing a favor and can have them turn on us or hurt us through trade.

Which Supreme Court case established that the federal government could create a national bank?

• Marbury v Madison

• King v Kendrick

• McCulloch v Maryland

• Gibbons v Ogden

Political parties were started partly because of disagreements over

• national banks

• who was going to be the secretary of state

• the U.S. becoming independent

• the next presidential election candidate

Federalists favored the

• French

• British

Which Supreme Court case established judicial review? The process that the Supreme Court has the authority to determine if something is Constitutional or Unconstitutional.

• McCulloch v Maryland

• Marbury v Madison

• Gibbons v Ogden