Units 1 & 2 Review

Which president supported the creation of the national bank and assuming states' revolutionary debt?

• George Washington

• John Adams

• Thomas Jefferson

• James Madison

​ Drag each precedent to the event that it was set during.

Groups:

(a) Whiskey Rebellion

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(b) Washington Leaving Office

• peaceful transition of power

• right to tax

• right to enforce national laws

• 2 term limit

Which ideas were outlined in Washington's Farewell Address to the nation? (choose 2)

• U.S. should form foreign alliances

• U.S should remain neutral when other countries fight

• Should NOT form permanent alliances

• Being neutral makes U.S. a target for war

Sort these issues and people into the appropriate category.

Groups:

(a) Democratic Republicans

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(b) Federalists

• support in the North

• favored a strict interpretation

• Alexander Hamilton

• supported the banks

• opposed the French Revolution

• support in the South

• favored a loose interpretation

• Thomas Jefferson

• supported the French Revolution

• opposed the national bank

Which statement best demonstrates one effect of the Alien and Sedition Acts? (7.8c)

• They expanded the free speech rights of citizens.

• They improved relations with the French government.

• They strengthened the power of the federal government.

• They placed limits on immigration from Germany and Great Britain.

This distribution gives each state at least ______ electors.

• three

• two

• five

• four

• one

Using the map and your knowledge from this chapter, what conclusions are supported by the information in the map? (Choose 2)

• People living in northeastern states favored policies that benefited businesses.

• People living in northeastern states favored policies that benefited small farmers.

• People living in southern states favored a strict interpretation of the Constitution.

• People living in southern states favored a loose interpretation of the Constitution.

In Marbury v. Madison, Chief Justice John Marshall’s opinion established the principle of ______.

• judicial review

• separation of powers

• federalism

• checks and balances

Which statement best explains why the ratification of the 12th Amendment was significant?

• It outlawed the practice of dueling to resolve political conflicts.

• It allowed sitting presidents to remain in office during times of war.

• It required electors to choose the president and vice president separately.

• It established an annual constitutional convention for states to meet and debate.

The XYZ Affair​ (a)   support for Adams and the Federalist Party.

• increased
• decreased