WorksheetsVocab Terms for Section 1
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
What was the Federal Judiciary Act?
Law passed in 1789 that set up new rules for courts
Law passed in 1789 by the first congress that set up lower Federal Courts
Law passed to help suppress a Rebellion in Rural Pa
Law passed that a state could cancel federal law
What was the Whiskey Rebellion?
A protest against the rising taxes on imported goods from Europe
A rebellion against the two growing Political parties
A protest in 1794 against the government's tax on whiskey by back country farmers
A rebellion against the government on a tax on tea
What was Jay's Treaty?
Agreement that ended the dispute with Britain over American Shipping during the French Revolution
Agreement between Spain and America that allowed Americans to use the Mississippi
Agreement between Native Americans and Settlers that brought peace to the frontier
Agreement between France and Britain that allowed trading to the Americas
What was Pinckney's Treaty?
Agreement that ended the dispute with Britain over American Shipping during the French Revolution
A treaty between the Federal Government and the backcountry farmers that ended the Whiskey Rebellion
A treaty between the Federal Government and France to open up trade to South America
1795 treaty with Spain allowing Americans to use the Mississippi River and store goods in New Orleans
What does it mean to Cede?
Surrender, or give up
To be victorious
To take
To demand, or force
What was the Alien and Sedition Acts?
Series of acts in 1798 to reduce the political power of backcountry settlers
Series of four acts enacted in 1798 to reduce the political power of recent immigrants
Series of acts to reduce the federal power in state elections
Series of act to reduce the states power in federal election
What is Nullification?
Idea that the federal government can cancel state law
Idea that citizens can decide which taxes to pay
Idea that a state could cancel a federal law within the state
Idea that the federal government can cancel any treaty with other nations
What is Foreign Policy?
Relationships with the governments of other nations
Relationships between the Federal government and State government
Relationship between the states and its citizens
Relationship between congress and the President
What are Political Party's?
Group of people that try to influence foreign governments
The republican party and the democratic party
Group of people that are solely focused on westward expansion
Group of people that tries to promote its idea and influence goverment
