WorksheetsChapter Seven: Lesson Three-The First Political Parties
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The XYZ Affair came as a result of the French...
Seizing American Ships
Seizing British Ships
Blocking American ports
Harassing American citizens
After George Washington left the Presidency, who won the election of 1796?
Alexander Hamilton
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
The founder of the Federalist Party was
John Adams
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic-Republican Party was led by whom?
A) John Adams and George Washington
B) Aaron Burr and Benjamin Franklin
C) Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson
D) Thomas Jefferson and James Madison
President Adams referred to the three French agents who demanded a bribe and a loan from the Americans as...
Three Villians
Uno, Dos, Tres
A, B, C
X, Y, Z
Which of the following proposed a challenge to the constitutional authority of the national government?
Peace with France
political parties
sedition act
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
What divided the Federalists and hurt John Adams's chance for reelection?
Neutrality Act
states' rights
treaty with France
war with France
The people were turbulent and changing and had poor judgment.
Hamilton/Federalist
Jefferson/Democratic-Republican
Supported representative governments where elected representatives ruled in the peoples' name
Hamilton/Federalist
Jefferson/Democratic-Republican
Democracy and liberty would be safe only if ordinary people took part fully in government.
Hamilton/Federalist
Jefferson/Democratic-Republican
Favored a strong government more powerful than the states.
Hamilton/Federalist
Jefferson/Democratic-Republican
Favored relations with France.
Hamilton/Federalist
Jefferson/Democratic-Republican
Favored democracy, and a small federal government with strong state's rights.
Hamilton/Federalist
Jefferson/Democratic-Republican
Congressional powers are limited and a strict reading of the Constitution.
Jefferson/Democratic-Republican
Hamilton/Federalist
The Constitution gave government “implied” powers and believed Congress could make all laws “necessary and proper” to carry out its enumerated powers.
Hamilton/Federalist
Jefferson/Democratic-Republican
