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WorksheetsAdams and Washington
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
The 2nd U.S. President
John Adams
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
The 3rd U.S. President
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
John Adams
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson believed in
State's Rights
A strong National Government
The Confederacy
A strong Monarchy
Thomas Jefferson was a
Democratic-Republican
Alien
Anti-Fed
Fed
Declared it a crime to speak out against the National Government
Sedition Act
Alien Act
Farewell Address
Constitution
Sedition
To act or speak out in an opposing way towards the government
To deport and arrest those who agree
To deport and arrest those who disagree
A type of sediment
Alien Enemies Act
Allowed to deport and arrest those that belonged to different countries
Allowed to silence those from different nations
Declared war against France
Killed the French in our country
It would silence the French
It would silence the French
It would silence the Spanish
It would silence the south
It would settle foreign disputes
Who was Secretary of State for George Washington?
Henry Knox
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Edmund Randolph
Who was Secretary of War for in Washington's cabinet?
Henry Knox
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Edmund Randolph
Treasurer in Washington's Cabinet?
Henry Knox
Edmund Randolph
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
The first Vice President
John Adams
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Attorney General in Washington's cabinet
Edmund Randolph
Henry Knox
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Because the U.S. decided to remain neutral, the British
Seized American ships in the French West Indies
Gave up forts in Ohio River Valley
Created Jay's Treaty establishing boundaries
Invaded America and did several attacks
We did not want to risk war with GB again, this stopped them from attacking our ships and made them give up their forts in Ohio River Valley
Jay's Treaty
Pinckney's Treaty
XYZ Affair
Alien and Sedition Acts
The Farewell Address
Speech by GW that warned citizens about political parties and entering foreign disputes
Speech by TJ that warned citizens about political parties and entering foreign disputes
Prevented immigrants from speaking out against the U.S. government
Speech by GW that encouraged citizens about political parties and entering foreign disputes
Jefferson believed in a ___ interpretation of the Constitution
Strict
Loose
Opinionated
Inaugurated
Hamilton believed in a ___ interpretation of the Constitution
Strict
Loose
Limited
Inaugurated
When ____ was president, ____ was Vice President
Adams, Jefferson
Jefferson, Adams
Washington, Jefferson
Hamilton, Washington
The first political party
Federalist
Anti-federalist
Democratic-Republican
Catholic
Second political party
Democratic-Republican
Federalist
Anti-Federalist
Neutral
DR (Democratic-Republican) or F (Federalist)
Limited National Government
DR
F
DR (Democratic-Republican) or F (Federalist)
Fear of rule by 1 person
DR
F
DR (Democratic-Republican) or F (Federalist)
Strict Interpretation of the Constitution
DR
F
DR (Democratic-Republican) or F (Federalist)
Opposed the National Bank
DR
F
DR (Democratic-Republican) or F (Federalist)
Economy based on farming
DR
F
DR (Democratic-Republican) or F (Federalist)
Supported by Farmers and Tradespeople
DR
F
DR (Democratic-Republican) or F (Federalist)
Strong National Government
DR
F
DR (Democratic-Republican) or F (Federalist)
Fear of mobrule
F
DR
DR (Democratic-Republican) or F (Federalist)
Loose Interpretation of the Constitution
F
DR
DR (Democratic-Republican) or F (Federalist)
Favored the National Bank
F
DR
DR (Democratic-Republican) or F (Federalist)
Economy based on shipping and manufacturing
F
DR
DR (Democratic-Republican) or F (Federalist)
Supported by lawyers, merchants, manufacturers, clergy
F
DR
Adams sent ___ advisors to go to France and try to gain better relations
1
2
3
4
XYZ affair
France tried to bribe the U.S. for money in exchange for them to stop attacking our ships
U.S. tried to bribe France for money in exchange for us to stop attacking their ships
Spain tried to bribe the U.S. for money in exchange for us to stop attacking their ships
Great Britain tried to bribe the U.S. for money in exchange for us to stop attacking their ships
How did America react to the XYZ affair?
Americans heard about it and were outraged
Americans heard about it and gave into the bribe
Americans paid off their debt to the French
Americans agreed to pay Great Britain for Jay's Treaty
What benefited from the XYZ affair?
France took our money and built a better navy.
We set money aside and built up our own army and navy/scare power
We gained better relations with France
We joined the war
___ went back to France and worked out problems.
Adams
Franklin
Hamilton
Pinckney
XYZ Affair showed other countries America was
Weak and could be bribed
A country to be respected and couldn't be bribed
Weak and couldn't be bribed
A country to be respected and could be bribed
Because of the conflict with France, ____ and _____ became popular
Adams, Federalist
Adams, Democratic-Republicans
Benjamin Franklin, Federalist
Benjamin Franklin, Democratic-Republicans
Who were X, Y, Z?
Charles Pickney, Elbridge Gerry, and John Marshall
Charles Pickney, Gerry Elbridge, and John Marshall
Charles Pickney, Gerry Elbridge, and Joe Marshall
James Pickney, Gerry Elbridge, and John Marshall
Adams blamed the ___ for the influx of ___ joining the ___
DR, Immigrants, DR
Immigrants, DR, DR
DR, Aliens, Country
Slaves, Southerners, Confederacy
What Amendment did the Alien and Sedition Acts violate?
1
2
3
4
____ and ____ wrote _________________________________
Jefferson, Madison, Resolutions supporting states rights
Jefferson, Mason, Resolutions opposing states rights
Jefferson, Pickney, Resolutions opposing states rights
Jefferson, Hamilton, Resolutions supporting states rights
___ and ___ passed what Jefferson and Madison wrote
Virginia in 1798, Kentucky in 1799
Virginia in 1799, Kentucky in 1798
Virginia in 1798, Kentucky in 1800
Virginia in 1788, Kentucky in 1789
The Resolutions proposed ____ which is the idea the states could cancel laws
Nullification
Cancel culture
Ratification
Sedition
If the states needed protection, they could
Use the 5th amendment
Elect better representatives
Place themselves between the federal government and the citizens
Place themselves between the federal government and kill the citizens
The Resolutions are known as
The Kentucky Resolutions
The Virginia Resolutions
The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
None of the above
Eventually _____ and France made ____
Adams, Peace
Jefferson, Peace
Adams, Jay's Treaty
Adams, Pinckney's Treaty
These are events that occurred in either W (Washington)'s time or A (Adams)
Set Precedents
W
A
These are events that occurred in either W (Washington)'s time or A (Adams)
Challenged 4 Issues
W
A
These are events that occurred in either W (Washington)'s time or A (Adams)
Passed Tariffs and Taxes
W
A
These are events that occurred in either W (Washington)'s time or A (Adams)
Moved the Capital
W
A
These are events that occurred in either W (Washington)'s time or A (Adams)
Whiskey Rebellion
W
A
These are events that occurred in either W (Washington)'s time or A (Adams)
Signed Two Treaties
W
A
These are events that occurred in either W (Washington)'s time or A (Adams)
Farewell Address
W
A
These are events that occurred in either W (Washington)'s time or A (Adams)
Formed Political Parties
W
A
These are events that occurred in either W (Washington)'s time or A (Adams)
A Vice President of a Different Party
W
A
These are events that occurred in either W (Washington)'s time or A (Adams)
XYZ Affair
W
A
These are events that occurred in either W (Washington)'s time or A (Adams)
Alien and Sedition Act
W
A
- Set Precedents
- Warned the U.S. to stay away from political parties
- Warned the U.S. to stay away from foreign alliances/disputes
- U.S. navigated their relationships with other nations
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Adams
What was the Whiskey Rebellion about?
A tax on whiskey that made it harder for farmers to sell
The 18th amendment and prohibition
Shay's Rebellion result
A tax on whiskey that made it harder for former allies to sell
Who did the Whiskey Rebellion upset
Farmers
Framers
Federalists
Trees
How many terms did Washington serve
2
1
3
4
Who was the first president to serve only 1 term?
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Washington's Presidency
1789-1797
1783-1792
1784-1801
1789-1801
When was the Farewell Address?
1789
1793
1796
1795
Which of the following is a challenge Washington faced?
Define the authority of the central government
Form strong alliances with former nations
Allow states their independence
Define the authority of the state's government
Which of the following is a challenge Washington faced?
Create a stable economy
Create numerous currencies
Keeping his teeth clean
Killing off Native Tribes
Which of the following is a challenge Washington faced?
Maintain National Security
Hire 10000 people to do his job for him
Dictate the U.S.
Trade with other countries
Which of the following is a challenge Washington faced?
Conduct foreign relations
Ignore American issues
Build the White House
Kill off political parties for good
Which of the following is a challenge Washington faced?
Build a military
Build a militia
Create a hoard of minute men
Marriage issues
Which of the following is a challenge Washington faced?
Enter into treaties with several Native Tribes
Kill off the surrounding Natives to a point of extinction
Enter into treaties with European Nations
Imprison and deport the French
What was Hamilton's job?
Fight with France
Solve the money issues
Fight with Jefferson
Secretary of State
- Repay debt
- National Bank
- Whiskey Tax
- Protective Tariff
Alexander Hamilton's tasks to solve economic issues
Events in time of Adam's presidency
Washington's economic plan
Life in 1700s Britain
