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Unit 3 Study Guide Simons Hour 2

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which one of is in the Constitution and not a precedent?

a)

One term is four years

b)

You can serve for 2 terms

c)

You have to say a state of the union address

d)

You call him "Mr.President"

e)

You can go home while in office

2.

Which one of is a precedent and not in the Constitution?

a)

At your inauguration you swear over the bible

b)

Make treatys

c)

Can pardon for crimes

d)

Commander in chief for the military

3.

Federalists believe in strict construction

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Republicans believed in lose construction

a)

True

b)

False

5.

What was the theme/purpose of Washington's Farewell Address?

a)

His death note, like a will.

b)

A list of things he needed to pack.

c)

A list of people that were dead to him.

d)

Guide lines on how the country should function, warning about potential problems, and tips about how to function.

6.

What was the Jay treaty?

a)

A treat for a guy named Jay.

b)

A treaty with John Jay.

c)

The tropes were pulled out of Ohio.

d)

The blue Jays are the first Major league baseball team.

7.

How did the French feel about the Jay treaty?

a)

Saw it as a violation of there treaty ageist Great Britain.

b)

They were fine with it.

c)

They did not care.

d)

They had nothing to do with it.

8.

What was the Neutrality Proclamation?

a)

Us offering to team up with either France or Great Britain to gang up on the other one and France wanted in.

b)

Us ailing with Great Britain.

c)

Us saying we don't want to be involved with other country's.

d)

Same as embargo.

9.

What was the whiskey rebellion?

a)

The Whiskey Rebellion was a 1794 uprising of farmers and distillers in western Pennsylvania in protest of a whiskey tax enacted by the federal government.

b)

Whisky drinkers rebelling.

c)

Whiskey taking over the government.

d)

None of the above.

10.

What did Washington learn from the Whiskey rebellion?

a)

To listen to everyone.

b)

Nothing

c)

A lot.

d)

None of the above.

11.

What are the Alien and Sedition act?

a)

four laws passed by Congress to go against non citizens. real perpouse was to make life harder for republicans.

b)

Finding aliens

c)

space explorlation

d)

revision of the declaration

12.

What was the judiciary act of 1801?

a)

A midnight law to add a ninth justice to the supreme court

b)

predutice against judges.

c)

a act to ban judges

d)

None of the above

13.

How did John Adams feel about going to war with France?

a)

fine

b)

tried to avoid it

c)

war was the only way

d)

None of the above

14.

Why was the XYZ affair insulting to America?

a)

Because they thought they deserved the right to talk without paying money

b)

Because they did not like Napoleon

c)

it was not

d)

None of the above

15.

What was the outcome of the election of 1800?

a)

Clean election Burr vs. Jefferson Jefferson winning

b)

Dirty election Burr vs. Jefferson Jefferson winning

c)

Clean election Burr vs. Jefferson Burr winning

d)

Dirty election Burr vs. Jefferson Burr winning

16.

What was the Embargo act of 1807?

a)

Jefferson said no trade with Great Britain

b)

Jefferson said no trade with France

c)

Jefferson said no trade with anybody

d)

Jefferson said no trade with South America

17.

What was the message/purpose of Inaugural address?

a)

We are one even with differences. Anyone who wants to break the unity stand up and safely and state your wrong option that might be tolerated or forever hold your peace.

b)

Was not a thing.

c)

A change in congress.

d)

None of the above.

18.

What land did Lewis and Clark explore?(chose all that apply)

a)

Louisiana purses land

b)

Africa

c)

Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New Mexico, Nebraska, North Di-coda, South Decode, Oklahoma, Texas, Wyoming.

d)

America

19.

Why was Thomas Jefferson unsure about making the Louisianan purchase.

a)

Thought France was tricking them.

b)

Wearied about native Americans.

c)

He was unsure if it was constitutional.

d)

None of the above.

20.

Why was James Madison known as the father of the constitution?

a)

He had a huge role in it's drafting and the first ten amendments.

b)

He wrote it.

c)

He was not.

d)

None of the above.

21.

What is the impressment of US sailors?

a)

kiss up

b)

Sending British officers on U.S. ships to kidnap sailors.

c)

Firing of.

d)

None of the above.

22.

What was the outcome of the war of 1812?

a)

America wins but many places burned.

b)

British win.

c)

French win.

d)

Germany wins.

23.

American tried to take over Canada 3 times

a)

True

b)

False

24.

What was the American colonization society?

a)

People sending slaves back to Africa.

b)

Jamestown.

c)

Pilgrims.

d)

None of the above.

25.

When James Menro was presadint it was known as the era of bad feelings.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

What was the Missouri Compromise?(Chose all that Apply)

a)

Missouri wanted Statehood but need to add Maine to so they have a balance of Free and Salve states. They end up making a line to show the divide.

b)

Missouri wants statehood

c)

Two states added

d)

None of the Above.

27.

Why was the Monroe Doctrine Significant? (Chose all that apply)

a)

We are not going to mess with Europe.

b)

Of limits to send more people.

c)

But we respect those that are hear.

d)

None of the above.

28.

What was the corrupt Bargain of 1824?

a)

John Quincy Adams telling Henry Clay he can be his secretary of state if he gets him more votes.

b)

Kicking the Native Americans off there land.

c)

Bargaining with the Native Americans.

d)

None of the Above.

29.

John Quincy Adams had good intentions that he went through with got done and it made the country great.

a)

True

b)

False

30.

The Battle of New Orleans took place during the war and was necessary.

a)

True

b)

False

31.

What was the Spoils system?

a)

Jackson firing all the white house staff and replacing them with his friends and supporters.

b)

Burr firing all the white house staff and replacing them with his friends and supporters.

c)

Madison firing all the white house staff and replacing them with his friends and supporters.

d)

None of the Above.

32.

Did the supreme court think the Indian removal act was constitutional?

a)

Yes.

b)

No.

c)

Maybe.

d)

Depending on the situation.

33.

Which one did not happen to the National Bank during Jackson's presidency?

a)

Clay tried to push a bill to renew the banks.

b)

Jackson changes the bank.

c)

Jackson thought the bank only benefited the rich.

d)

Clay destroys the bank.

34.

What does the nullification crisis show about Jackson?

a)

He likes to have coronal

b)

He is a general

c)

he hates south Carolina

d)

None of the Above

35.

What does the Petticoat Affair show us about Jackson?

a)

He is protective of his friends.

b)

He struggled to manage his staff often.

c)

He had did not like his wife.

d)

None of the above.

36.

What does embargo mean?

a)

The crime of encouraging rebellion against the government.

b)

To refuse to recognize a federal law.

c)

Economic systems were farms and bisness owned by privet citizens.

d)

A government order to refuse trade with another country(s).

37.

What does lose construction mean?

a)

A lose interpretation of the constitution.

b)

A tight interpretation of the constitution.

c)

Politically not picking sides despite war.

d)

British are capturing people off our boats and forcing them to serve in the British Navy.

38.

What does Impressment mean?

a)

Policy in not pick sides despite war.

b)

British are capturing people off our boats and forcing them to serve in the British Navy.

39.

What does Strict construction mean?

a)

A lose interpretation of the constitution

b)

A tight interpretation of the constitution.

c)

Politically not picking sides despite war.

d)

British are capturing people off our boats and forcing them to serve in the British Navy.

40.

What dose Nullify mean?

a)

British are capturing people off our boats and forcing them to serve in the British Navy.

b)

Politically not picking sides despite war.

c)

A lose interpretation of the constitution

d)

To refuse to recognize a federal law.

41.

What dose Sedation mean?

a)

The crime of encouraging rebellion against the government.

b)

To refuse to recognize a federal law.

c)

Economic systems were farms and bisness owned by privet citizens.

d)

A government order to refuse trade with another country(s).

42.

What dose Neutrality mean?

a)

Politically not picking sides despite war.

b)

The crime of encouraging rebellion against the government.

c)

Economic systems were farms and bisness owned by privet citizens.

d)

A government order to refuse trade with another country(s).

43.

What dose Capitolizm mean?

a)

The crime of encouraging rebellion against the government.

b)

To refuse to recognize a federal law.

c)

Economic systems were farms and bisness owned by privet citizens.

d)

A government order to refuse trade with another country(s).

44.

How are you feeling for the test?

a)

Confident

b)

uhhhh.................

c)

Test?

d)

ok

45.

Good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

a)

Thanks

b)

Yahh

c)

Tests!!!!!!!

d)

I need to study.