Unit Review Part 1

Who determines the president in the United States?

• The Senate

• The House of Representatives

• The Electoral College

• The Supreme Court

How many delegates cast a vote for George Washington in the first presidential election?

• 50

• 60

• 69

• 75

Who received the second most votes in the first presidential election and became the first vice president?

• Thomas Jefferson

• Alexander Hamilton

• John Adams

• James Madison

What was one of the challenges faced when George Washington became the first president?

• There was no clear understanding of how the office of the president would operate.

• The country was in a state of economic prosperity.

• There was a well-established procedure for presidential duties.

• The role of the president was clearly defined by previous leaders.

What is a precedent according to the learning material?

• An action that sets a basis for similar situations as they arise in the future.

• A rule that is followed without exception.

• A decision made by a group of people.

• A law passed by the government.

What did George Washington do that remains an accepted procedure for future presidents?

• He set many precedents for the position.

• He abolished the role of vice president.

• He refused to live in the White House.

• He established a monarchy.

What title did George Washington choose to use during his presidency?

• Your Majesty

• Mr. President

• Commander in Chief

• Chief Executive

How many terms did George Washington serve as President of the United States?

• One term

• Two terms

• Three terms

• Four terms

What was one of the key actions taken by George Washington to organize the executive branch?

• Forming a cabinet

• Creating a national bank

• Declaring war

• Writing the Constitution

Who did Washington appoint as Secretary of State?

• Alexander Hamilton

• Thomas Jefferson

• John Adams

• James Madison