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WorksheetsWhite Vocabulary Warm up #2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Inauguration
a)
Formal ceremony to mark the beginning of office; oath of the President
b)
Scholar of U.S. Constitution;
the first to
declare a law unconstitutional
the first to
declare a law unconstitutional
c)
Policy of avoiding political or military agreements with
other countries (first established by George Washington)
other countries (first established by George Washington)
d)
Policy of not
choosing sides
in a war or dispute between other countries
choosing sides
in a war or dispute between other countries
2.
John Marshall
a)
Scholar of U.S. Constitution;
the first to
declare a law unconstitutional
the first to
declare a law unconstitutional
b)
Policy of avoiding political or military agreements with
other countries (first established by George Washington)
other countries (first established by George Washington)
c)
Policy of not
choosing sides
in a war or dispute between other countries
choosing sides
in a war or dispute between other countries
d)
Laws passed by Federalists expelling foreigners & forbidding criticism of President (Adams); first challenge to the 1st Amendment
3.
Isolationism
a)
Policy of avoiding political or military agreements with
other countries (first established by George Washington)
other countries (first established by George Washington)
b)
Policy of not
choosing sides
in a war or dispute between other countries
choosing sides
in a war or dispute between other countries
c)
Laws passed by Federalists expelling foreigners & forbidding criticism of President (Adams); first challenge to the 1st Amendment
d)
Principles
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in its dealings with other nations
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in its dealings with other nations
4.
neutrality
a)
Policy of not
choosing sides
in a war or dispute between other countries
choosing sides
in a war or dispute between other countries
b)
Laws passed by Federalists expelling foreigners & forbidding criticism of President (Adams); first challenge to the 1st Amendment
c)
Principles
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in its dealings with other nations
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in its dealings with other nations
d)
Principles
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in
its dealings within
our country (homeland)
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in
its dealings within
our country (homeland)
5.
Alien & Sedition Acts
a)
Laws passed by Federalists expelling foreigners & forbidding criticism of President (Adams); first challenge to the 1st Amendment
b)
Principles
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in its dealings with other nations
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in its dealings with other nations
c)
Principles
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in
its dealings within
our country (homeland)
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in
its dealings within
our country (homeland)
d)
French attempt to bribe U.S.
(pay tribute)
(pay tribute)
6.
Foreign policy
a)
Principles
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in its dealings with other nations
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in its dealings with other nations
b)
Principles
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in
its dealings within
our country (homeland)
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in
its dealings within
our country (homeland)
c)
French attempt to bribe U.S.
(pay tribute)
(pay tribute)
d)
To kidnap at sea & “press” (force)
into service for
enemy’s navy
into service for
enemy’s navy
7.
Domestic affairs
a)
Principles
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in
its dealings within
our country (homeland)
(rules/laws) that
guide the U.S. in
its dealings within
our country (homeland)
b)
French attempt to bribe U.S.
(pay tribute)
(pay tribute)
c)
To kidnap at sea & “press” (force)
into service for
enemy’s navy
into service for
enemy’s navy
d)
Between U.S. &
Great Britain;
caused over land, impressment, &
neutral trade
Great Britain;
caused over land, impressment, &
neutral trade
8.
XYZ Affair
a)
French attempt to bribe U.S.
(pay tribute)
(pay tribute)
b)
To kidnap at sea & “press” (force)
into service for
enemy’s navy
into service for
enemy’s navy
c)
Between U.S. &
Great Britain;
caused over land, impressment, &
neutral trade
Great Britain;
caused over land, impressment, &
neutral trade
d)
Group of officials
who lead
departments and advise the
President
who lead
departments and advise the
President
9.
Impressment
a)
To kidnap at sea & “press” (force)
into service for
enemy’s navy
into service for
enemy’s navy
b)
Between U.S. &
Great Britain;
caused over land, impressment, &
neutral trade
Great Britain;
caused over land, impressment, &
neutral trade
c)
Group of officials
who lead
departments and advise the
President
who lead
departments and advise the
President
d)
Not permitted
by the
Constitution
by the
Constitution
10.
War of 1812
a)
Between U.S. &
Great Britain;
caused over land, impressment, &
neutral trade
Great Britain;
caused over land, impressment, &
neutral trade
b)
Group of officials
who lead
departments and advise the
President
who lead
departments and advise the
President
c)
Not permitted
by the
Constitution
by the
Constitution
d)
Pres.Washington
sends troops when farmers refuse to
pay taxes; first
test of the new government
sends troops when farmers refuse to
pay taxes; first
test of the new government
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