WorksheetsChapter 5
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The first United States Secretary of the Treasury and an early supporter of a strong central government.
a)
Alan Greenspan
b)
Alexander Hamilton
c)
Andrew Carnegie
d)
Archibald Bunker
2.
Appointed U.S. attorney general when Washington became president .
a)
Edmund Randolph
b)
Edward Norton
c)
Bruce Banner
d)
Ichabod Crane
3.
The people of France overthrew their rulers and created a new government. The revolution was inspired by the ideals of the Enlightenment, which had also inspired the leaders of the American Revolution.
a)
The French Revolution
b)
The Blue White and Red Death
c)
The Croissant Crusades
d)
Bagel Battle of Bordeaux
4.
The country's first secretary of war.
a)
Henry Knox
b)
Herbie Hancock
c)
G.W. McLintock
d)
Lorne Green
5.
Something that has been done in the past that becomes a model of how to do it in the future.
a)
Precedent
b)
Jurisprudence
c)
Tort
d)
Flashback
6.
The first U.S. secretary of state. During Washington's administration the first political parties developed, with him as the leader of the Republican party
a)
Thomas Jefferson
b)
Robert Frost
c)
Donald Adams
d)
Maxwell Smart
7.
Often called the "Father of the Country," The first president.
a)
George Washington
b)
Abraham Lincoln
c)
Isaac Washington
d)
Captain Merrill Stubing
8.
The site for the nation's capital was chosen as part of an agreement between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson. Hamilton agreed to build the capital in the location that Jefferson wanted. In exchange, Jefferson agreed to urge Congress to vote for Hamilton's plan for paying the nation's war debts.
a)
Washington, D.C.
b)
Potomac City
c)
Emerald City
d)
Capital City
9.
were four laws passed by the U.S. Congress,1.naturalization act. It stated that foreigners had to live in the United States for 14 years before they could become citizens. 2. the Alien Act, stated that the president could deport any foreigner who was seen as dangerous. 3. the Alien Enemies Act, stated that citizens of countries that were enemies of the United States could be arrested or deported. 4., the Sedition Act, stated that the government could punish people who conspired against or published lies about the government.
a)
Alien and Sedition Acts
b)
Marshall Plan
c)
The Elastic Clause
d)
Magna Carta
10.
In this speech, Washington gave his major reason for not running for a third term as president: he felt the country no longer needed him. He also gave advice on foreign policy, saying that the United States should not establish permanent alliances with other nations and should not become too involved in events in Europe.
a)
Washington's Farewell Speech
b)
Gettysburg Address
c)
The Emancipation Proclamation
d)
State of the Union Address
11.
Any group of people who exercise power and influence because of their position in society and their education.
a)
Elitist
b)
Pauper
c)
Blue Collar
d)
White Collar
12.
As part of this treaty, the British agreed to leave the Northwest Territory by 1796. They also agreed to pay damages to American traders whose cargoes had been seized and to allow the United States to establish trade with England and the British East Indies. However, he failed to persuade the British to open trade between the British West Indies and the United States.
a)
Jay's Treaty
b)
Robin's Treaty
c)
Wren's Treaty
d)
Kite's Treaty
13.
are powers that are not specifically listed in the Constitution but that people generally agree the government has.
a)
Implied Powers
b)
Congruent Powers
c)
Expressed Powers
d)
Reserved Powers
14.
said the Constitution was created by an agreement of the states. Because of that states had the right to rule on whether or not a law was constitutional.
a)
Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions
b)
The New Jersey plan
c)
The Virginia Charter
d)
The Colonial Extrapolation
15.
someone who takes a financial risk with the hope of making a financial gain
a)
Speculator
b)
Spectator
c)
Prospector
d)
Inspector
16.
occurred because people in the region opposed a federal tax on whiskey and other liquor.
a)
The Whiskey Rebellion
b)
The Jim Beam Revolts
c)
The Boston Brewery Party
d)
The Sam Adams Insurrection
17.
American diplomats were unable to meet with France's foreign minister. Instead, they met with French secret agents. Adams later named these agents X, Y, and Z. These French agents tried to extort a large bribe from the Americans, stating that the money would be the only thing to repair relations between the two countries.
a)
XYZ Affair
b)
ABC Indiscretion
c)
The Alphabetical Spies
d)
The ABC's of SPY's
18.
The U.S. would remain neutral in wars between France and Great Britain
a)
The Neutrality Proclamation
b)
De Tante
c)
Isolationism
d)
The Switzerland Didication
19.
solidified the idea that Congress could legally take actions implied but not explicitly stated in the Constitution. This broadened Congress's powers at the time and is still an important source of congressional power.
a)
McCulloch V Maryland
b)
Matt V Ohio
c)
U.S. V The World
d)
Marbury V Madison
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