Unit 3- Warm Up Quiz

In his farewell address, President Washington advised Americans of ______

• The nation's need for a national bank

• His fear of British invasion to end American independence

• His wish that the office of the President be given more power

• The dangers of ties with foreign nations

President Washington demonstrated the government's power under the Constitution to enforce federal law in the way he handled the ___________

• Whiskey Rebellion

• Alien and Sedition Acts

• XYZ Affair

• Battle of Lexington and Concord

The first two political parties that rose after Washington's presidency were called the _______ and _____________

• Democrats and Republicans

• Puritans and Catholics

• Democratic-Republicans and Federalists

• Patriots and Loyalists

Why did Washington issue the Neutrality Proclamation?

• He feared that involvement in the war between France and Britain was dangerous

• He hoped to show the world that the U.S was a peaceful nation

• He wanted to concentrate on internal problems that faced the nation

• Jefferson persuaded Washington to stay neutral towards France

Which of the following was an issue which Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson had differing views?

• Protective Tariffs

• The National Bank

• The role of the national government

• All of the above

The Supreme Court's decision in the 1803 case Marbury vs. Madison is an example of _____

• Checks and Balances

• Reserved Powers

• Delegated Powers

• Dual Sovreignty

Most of the fighting in the War of 1812 took place in ________

• Europe

• Canada

• United States

• South America

Why did President Jefferson agree to buy Louisiana from France?

• He wanted to learn more about the lands and peoples east of the Mississippi River

• He believed the U.S would benefit from the purchase

• He wanted to end the French threat in North America

• He hoped to increase the president's constitutional powers

The principle that European nations could establish no more colonies in North and South America was set forth in the _________

• Missouri Compromise

• Rush-Bagot Agreement

• Monroe Doctrine

• Convention of 1818

The Missouri Compromise had a significant effect on the U.S because it _____

• Established the present border with Canada

• Prohibited slavery north of Missouri's southern border

• Led to the expansion of roads and canals

• Settled conflicts between Native Americans in the West and the federal government