U.S. History 3rd 9 weeks exam review

What was the Whiskey Rebellion?

• A revolt by farmers against an excise tax on whiskey.

• A revolt by farmers against an excise tax on tobacco.

• A revolt by farmers against an excise tax on rice.

• A revolt by farmers against an excise tax on indigo.

What did Washington warn of in his Farewell Address?

• The problems the nation was having with the federal government.

• The problems the nation was having with the city governments.

• The problems the nation was having with the state governments.

• The problems the nation was having with other countries.

What did Washington and Hamilton see the Whiskey Rebellion as?

• A threat to the authority of city government.

• A threat to the authority of the national government.

• A threat to the authority of the state governments.

• A threat to the authority of the act of neutrality.

What was the purpose of Jefferson's Trade Embargo?

• To declare war on Great Britain.

• To halt all trade with other nations.

• To halt all trade with only France.

• To recruit an army and build new ships for the nation's navy.

What was President Washington's policy during the war between France and Great Britain?

• He announced a policy of neutrality.

• He negotiated a peace treaty with France.

• He formed an alliance with Great Britain.

• He declared war on Great Britain.

What ended the War of 1812?

• The victory of the U.S.

• The Battle of New Orleans.

• The victory of Great Britain.

• A peace treaty called the Treaty of Ghent.

Who was hurt most by Jefferson's trade embargo?

• Spain

• British pirates.

• American sea workers.

• France

What was the "Trail of Tears"?

• A famous hiking trail established in the early 19th century.

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  The name given to a series of legislative acts.

• The forced removal of Cherokee from Georgia to Indian Territory in 1838 and 1839.

• A term used to describe the hardships faced by pioneers during westward expansion.

Who were initially given the right to vote when democracy expanded to include the "common man"?

• Women, Black people, and Indigenous people.

• Ordinary men.

• Landowners and wealthy individuals only.

• All citizens regardless of race or gender.

Which groups were excluded from voting when the "common man" was granted voting rights?

• Women, Black people, and Indigenous people.

• Wealthy individuals and landowners.

• Non-citizens and children.

• All men who did not own property.