What was the Barbary Coast, and why was it a problem for the United States?

• A peaceful trading region

• A region known for piracy

• A military ally

• A cultural exchange center

How did European countries and the United States initially deal with the Barbary states' demands?

• By ignoring them

• By paying tribute

• By declaring war

• By forming alliances

What was Jefferson's stance on paying tribute to the Barbary states?

• He supported it

• He was indifferent

• He opposed it

• He increased the payments

How did Jefferson respond when Tripoli declared war on the United States?

• He ignored it

• He negotiated peace

• He sent naval forces

• He increased tribute payments

What was the outcome of the conflict with Tripoli?

• Tripoli won

• The U.S. increased tribute

• A peace treaty was signed

• The conflict is ongoing

Why did Jefferson oppose creating a large navy before becoming president?

• He believed it was too costly

• He thought it was unnecessary

• He preferred a large army

• He wanted to focus on trade

How might the United States' response to the Barbary Pirates have affected its reputation as a new nation?

• It showed weakness

• It demonstrated strength

• It was ignored by other nations

• It led to more piracy

What caused tensions between the United States and the European powers of Great Britain and France?

• Trade agreements

• Territorial disputes

• Cultural differences

• Economic sanctions

How did the war between Great Britain and France affect American trade?

• Increased trade opportunities

• Decreased trade opportunities

• No effect on trade

• Led to new trade routes

What actions did the British take that particularly angered Americans?

• Imposing taxes

• Seizing American ships

• Building forts on American soil

• Encouraging Native American attacks