The President's cabinet is best described as a:

group of the President's advisors

the place where the President keeps his Wheaties

What did France do as a result of being angry w/ the U.S. about Jay's Treaty?

They seized (stole) U.S. merchant ships.

They sent troops to invade the U.S.

They sent troops to invade England.

What were the U.S. diplomats trying to do when Adams sent them to France?

Resolve their issues with the French.

Have a good cry about all the drama.

They wanted to go renegade with them.

They wanted to declare war against France.

What happened when the diplomats got to France to speak to their foreign minister?

He would only speak with them if the U.S. agreed to provide France with a loan.

He sent them away and never spoke to them.

Adams tried to bribe the French and said our diplomats would only speak to the foreign minister if the French gave us a loan.

England was angered that we were trying to resolve issues with France leading to the War of 1812.

How did Americans feel after the French tried to bribe us to make peace?

Americans believed that we should go to war with France over the incident.

They did not really care about France trying to bribe us...

Americans believed we should form an alliance with England and attack the French.

Americans believed we should be friends despite everything that took place.

What could happen to immigrants if they broke any results in the U.S. under the Alien & Sedition Act?

They would be imprisoned or could face deportation (being sent back to their old country).

What happened if individuals wrote something negative about the gov. under the Alien & Sedition Act?

They could risk paying a fine or imprisonment.

They were paid off to cancel the story

What was Madison & Jefferson's response to the Alien & Sedition Acts?

They wrote the Virginia & Kentucky Resolutions.

They wrote the Virginia & South Carolina Resolutions.

They had another history rap battle about it.

They wrote the Virginia Resolutions.

John Adams, the second president of the United States, was a Federalist who wanted to

continue the policies of George Washington

go to a hair solon and have a good bath

During Adam's presidency, France and England were at war. This was a problem because

neither country wanted the United States to trade goods with the other.

he couldn't vacation in either France or England

John Adams decided to keep out of the war..not to get involved with England (Britain) or France... this was following the policy of...

George Washington in his farewell address

To stop the French attack on our ships President Adams sent delegates to France, but the unnamed French Delegates named X, Y and Z ...

demanded a $250,000 bribe and a $10 million dollar loan for France before the U. S. Delegates could begin negotiations.

How did President George Washington set a precedent for all future presidents?

He created a cabinet of advisors.

He appointed a career solider to be the Secretary of War.

He chose a friend to be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

He campaigned actively for the office of President.

What does the 4th Amendment protect Americans from?

Unreasonable Searches & Seizures

Being Tried Twice For The Same Crime

What right does the 6th Amendment provide?

Fair & Speedy Trial By Jury In Criminal Cases

The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution to

protect the rights of the people

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