Presidencies of Washington and Adams

The election of 1796 resulted with a president and vice president from two different ______________________, which would cause problems because of their different political beliefs.

• Alliance

• Political Parties

• Immigrants

• States' Rights

A head judge, or __________, leads the Supreme Court.

• Monarchy

• Justice

• Refugees

• Alliance

The United States did not form an ____________ with either Great Britain or France. Most Democratic-Republicans supported France, while most Federalists supported Great Britain.

• Immigrants

• Alliance

• Monarchy

• Refugees

Jefferson believed the reason the Alien Acts were passed was because most _______________ supported the Democratic-Republican party, and Adams did not want them to vote.

• Immigrants
• Refugees

• Citizens

• Tourists

The Sedition Acts violated the First Amendment because anyone who publicly did not agree with the US government could be charged with the crime of _______________.

• Sedition

• Treason

• Assault

• Defamation

Washington knew his actions as the first president would set _______________ that future presidents would follow, so he was careful with his decisions.

• Regulations

• Exceptions

• Precedents

• Guidelines

The Judiciary Act of 1789 allowed a state _______ ruling to be appealed if the ruling could be considered unconstitutional.

• Legislature

• Court

• Agency

• Executive

During the election of 1796, ________________ appeared in the US with the majority of the north supporting John Adams and the south supporting Thomas Jefferson.

• Nationalism

• Isolationism

• Sectionalism

• Unity

Even though many French ______________ fled their country and settled in the US, there was a strong anti-French mood in the US.

• Expatriates

• Citizens

• Tourists

• Refugees

Washington was the first ___________ of the United States, and he served in this role for two terms.

• Governor

• President

• Senator

• Ambassador