Early Republic Key Terms

Precedence

• The one who is in charge of the United States.

• Future examples

• Same as President

• A fortune teller.

What is the practice of forcing people into military service called?

• Impressment

• Embargo

• Neutrality

• Alliance

What is the ban on trade called?

• Alliance

• Impressment

• Embargo

• Neutrality

1. President Washington realized that he did not have the experience in all aspects of leading a nation, so he recruited a CABINET to help him make important decisions.

• A type of economy in which people are free to buy, sell, and produce whatever they want

• A group of advisors to the president

• Activities aimed at weakening the established government by inciting resistance or rebellion to authority

• A place to put dishes

Which pair contributed to the development of political parties in the United States?

• Continental Army & English Army

• George Washington & Paul Revere

• Virginia Plan & New Jersey Plan

• Thomas Jefferson & Alexander Hamilton

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8.5C

Why did many farmers, artisans, and former Anti-Federalists support the Democratic-Republican Party?

• The Democratic-Republicans favored the expansion of a strong national government

• The Democratic-Republicans supported strict restrictions on immigration

• The Democratic-Republicans supported the use of tariffs

• The Democratic-Republicans favored states' rights and the rights of the common man

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8.5C

The first political parties in the United States were established in the 1790s largely because of political differences between -

• John Adams and Benjamin Franklin

• Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Paine

• George Washington and James Madison

• Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton

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8.5C

Who was Washington's Secretary of Treasury?

• Henry Knox
• Thomas Jefferson
• Alexander Hamilton
• John Jay

Who was Washington's Secretary of State?

• Alexander Hamilton
• John Jay
• Henry Knox
• Thomas Jefferson

Who advises the President on Financial business of the country?

• Secretary of State
• Chief Justice
• Secretary of Treasury
• Secretary of War