Washington's Farewell and Early Politics

What is a farewell address?

• A speech given by a leader when they are elected

• A speech given by a leader when they leave office

• A speech given by a leader during a crisis

• A speech given by a leader to declare war

What was the outcome of the Election of 1796?

• Thomas Jefferson became President

• John Adams became President

• George Washington was re-elected

• Alexander Hamilton became President

Which of the following describes the Federalist Party?

• Favored strong state governments and an agrarian economy

• Favored a strong central government and a commercial economy

• Opposed the Constitution and supported the Bill of Rights

• Supported the French Revolution and opposed the British

Which of the following describes the Democratic-Republican Party?

• Favored a strong central government and a commercial economy

• Supported the British and opposed the French Revolution

• Favored strong state governments and an agrarian economy

• Opposed the Bill of Rights and supported the Constitution

What is one major difference between Hamilton and Jefferson?

• Hamilton was quiet and reserved, while Jefferson was outgoing and outspoken

• Hamilton favored a strong central government, while Jefferson favored strong state governments

• Hamilton supported the French Revolution, while Jefferson supported the British

• Hamilton was older than Jefferson

What is one important point from Washington’s Farewell Address?

• The importance of forming political parties

• The need for a strong alliance with France

• The dangers of political parties and foreign alliances

• The necessity of a monarchy

How is Washington’s Farewell Address important today?

• It is a historical document with no relevance today

• It provides guidance on foreign policy and political unity

• It outlines the process for electing a President

• It describes the structure of the federal government

Who was the Vice President after the Election of 1796?

• Thomas Jefferson

• Alexander Hamilton

• John Adams

• James Madison

What do the two colors on the Election of 1796 map represent?

• Different states

• Different political parties

• Different countries

• Different economic classes

What does the Election of 1796 map show about the North?

• It was predominantly Democratic-Republican

• It was predominantly Federalist

• It was evenly split between parties

• It did not participate in the election