The new government went into operation with heavy financial obligations.

At the beginning of the French Revolution, Americans were generally outraged by the French actions.

Hamilton intended that the major share of the national bank be largely a private business.

John Adams’s failures as president were largely the result of his inadequate political background.

The outcome of the Whiskey Rebellion proved that the national government would not allow disobedience of federal laws.

The passage of a bill of rights was a priority matter for the first Congress.

Alexander Hamilton wanted the federal government to repay state debts.

John Adams was less popular with Americans than George Washington was.

The beginnings of the nation’s first two political parties were largely the result of differing views toward issues of foreign relations.

a troublesome French diplomat

made an unpopular treaty with the British

the first vice president

tried to take the presidency away from Jefferson

secretary of state who refused to deliver a judge’s appointment

taking the oath of office

Thomas Jefferson and those who agreed with him

putting Americans in the British navy

supporters of the Alien and Sedition Acts

group of advisors for the president

All of the following were members of George Washington’s cabinet except

The details for establishing district courts and circuit courts were provided by the

Which of the following was not one of the precedents set by George Washington

Which one of the following was responsible for America’s “quasi war” with France

In 1794, farmers in western Pennsylvania became upset over

America’s differences with Spain were settled by the

The man who led opposition against Alexander Hamilton’s financial plans was

A law is declared unconstitutional through the process of

The case of Marbury v. Madison established the policy of

The “midnight judges” were appointed by

The formal ceremony beginning a president’s term is called the _____.

Which of the following was not part of Hamilton’s financial plan for the United State

The _____ was led by western Pennsylvania farmers who were upset over an excise tax.

Washington issued the Proclamation of _____ to stay out of the French Revolution

Forcing captured American sailors to serve on British naval ships was known as _____

Which of the following was not something Washington cautioned the nation to avoid in his Farewell Address?

he United States almost went to war with _____ because of the XYZ Affair.

The _____ Act extended the time that an immigrant had to live in America before he could gain citizenship to fourteen years.

The _____ Act declared that any person who said, wrote, or published anything false or malicious against the government could be fined and imprisoned

The states’ act of declaring void a federal law is called _____.

Washington chose to step down from the presidency after serving three terms.

One purpose of the Alien and Sedition Acts was to keep the Federalists in power

The Alien Enemies Act and the Alien Act allowed the president to expel or imprison

any dangerous foreigners

Republicans argued that the Sedition Act was a violation of their first amendment

rights to freedom of speech and freedom of the press

If the electoral vote is tied in a presidential election, the Supreme Court decides the outcome

Democratic-Republicans tended to distrust the judicial branch because its members were not elected and could serve for life

Identify the challenges the United States faced as Washington took office.

(Select all that apply)