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Historia de Estados Unidos SC

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When did Washington leave office?

a)

He never left...

b)

1792

c)

1793

d)

1797

2.

Why was Jay not well received by the Jeffersonians?

a)

This isn't true, they loved him

b)

Nobody liked Jay

c)

They thought he would sell out his country

3.

What two things came about after Jay's Treaty?

a)

Pickney's Treaty

b)

Nothing

c)

Made the U.S. pay debts to the British merchants (pre-revolutionary accounts)

d)

A treaty with the French

e)

The approval from the Jeffersonians

4.

What drove Spain to make Pinckney's Treaty?

a)

There is no reason

b)

Spain really likes treaties

c)

Spain really wanted to make friends with America

d)

They thought there would be an Anglo-American alliance

5.

True or False: George Washington gave his Farewell Speech in front of a big crowd of people at the White House.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

How did the people of America feel about the XYZ Affair?

a)

Most of the federalists were fearful and hysterical

b)

Everyone was cool with it

c)

It didn't effect them at all

7.

Which of the following happened as a result of the Convention of 1800

a)

France annulled the "marriage" between itself and America

b)

There was a big party after the convention

c)

The U.S. agreed to pay damage claims of American shippers

d)

John Adams was impeached

8.

What two Alien Laws were added?

a)

The president can have parties with foreigners

b)

The president isn't allowed to do anything to the foreigners no matter what since it goes against their freedoms

c)

The president could deport dangerous foreigners (even during times of peace)

d)

The president could deport/imprison them in times of hostility

9.

What two freedoms did the Sedition Act go against?

a)

Freedom of speech

b)

Freedom to bare arms

c)

Freedom of the press

d)

Freedom of assembly

10.

When did Federalists make laws (i.e. the Alien Laws, Sedition Act) in Congress to fight against the Jeffersonians?

a)

1798

b)

1800

c)

1776

d)

1795