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WorksheetsUnit Three Review Acitivty
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 27mins
How old must a person be if s/he wants to be a U.S. Senator?
There is no age requirement.
35
25
30
When establishing the economy of the U.S., what deal was made with the Southern states in exchange for the federal government taking on all war debt?
The U.S. would take on all war debt in exchange for the Alien & Sedition Acts begin passed.
The U.S. would take on all debt in exchange for the U.S. capital being in the South.
The U.S. would take on all war debt in exchange for the Louisiana Purchase.
The U.S. would take on all war debt in exchange for the National Bank begin created.
How long is a U.S. Senator's term?
4 years
6 years
2 years
It is a lifetime appointment.
How long is a President's term?
4 years
6 years
2 years
It is a lifetime appointment.
What treaty ended the War of 1812?
Who authored the poem that would become "The Star-Spangled Banner?"
During the War of 1812, what fort did the British hope to take in Baltimore?
During the British attack on Washington, D.C., what was the British goal?
To destroy government buildings in the American capital.
To take control of Fort McHenry.
To stop the enforcement of the Alien & Sedition Acts.
To take back the U.S. as a British colony.
During what battle did the Americans fight against the Shawnee for control of the Indiana Territory?
Battle of Little Bighorn
Battle of Tippecanoe
What Shawnee chief led an uprising to oppose the Americans' purchase of the Indiana Territory?
Powhatan
Sacagawea
Tecumseh
Matoaka
What is the name of the Act that was passed under Thomas Jefferson which banned the U.S. from trading with foreign nations, and banned foreign nations from docking in U.S. ports?
Alien Acts
Sedition Acts
Embargo Act
Intolerable Acts
What term is given to the act of drafting someone into your navy/army by force?
Whom did the U.S. purchase the Louisiana Territory from?
In the Alien & Sedition Acts, how many years did someone need to be in the U.S. to obtain citizenship?
What is the name given to the incident in which three U.S. representatives were bribed by french agents in order for them to stop seizing American ships?
With whom did the U.S. side during the French Revolution?
The U.S. attempted to stay neutral.
Who was John Adams's Vice President?
Federalists or Democratic Republicans: believed in free trade.
Federalists
Federalists or Democratic Republicans: believed in States Banks as opposed to a National Bank.
Federalists
Federalists or Democratic Republicans: had a strict interpretation of the Constitution.
Federalists
Federalists or Democratic Republicans: wanted the U.S. to focus on agrictulre.
Democratic-Republicans
Federalists
Federalists or Democratic Republicans: believed in a strong state government
Democratic-Republicans
Federalists
Federalists or Democratic Republicans: Believed in tariffs.
Democratic-Republicans
Federalists
Federalists or Democratic Republicans: supported the National Bank.
Democratic-Republicans
Federalists
Federalists or Democratic Republicans: had a loose interpretation of the Constitution.
Democratic-Republicans
Federalists
Federalists or Democratic Republicans: wanted the U.S. to focus on manufacturing.
Democratic-Republicans
Federalists
Federalists or Democratic Republicans: Believed in a strong federal government.
Democratic-Republicans
Federalists
When establishing the economy, how did Alexander Hamilton expect the U.S. to make money?
Tariffs
Writs of Assistance
Seditions
The Intolerable Acts
Who served as the first Secretary of the Treasury?
Which of the following was NOT one of the original presidential cabinet positions?
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Treasury
Which president is credited with creating the Presidential Cabinet?
What is the name of the act that helped establish the court system that is in the United States today?
Legal Act of 1789
Supreme Court Act of 1789
Justice Act of 1789
Which of the following is NOT guaranteed in the first amendment?
Freedom of assembly
How long is a Supreme Court justice's term?
18 years
It is a lifetime appointment
6 years
How many full terms can a person serve as President?
How many terms can a person serve as a U.S. senator?
As many as s/he are elected to.
How many terms can a person serve as a U.S. Representative?
As many as s/he are elected to.
How old must a person be if s/he wants to be a Supreme Court Justice?
There is no age limit given.
How many years must a person be a U.S. citizen for if they want to be on the Supreme Court?
9 years
14 years
7 years
There is no time frame given.
How long is a U.S. Representatives term?
How many years must a person be a U.S. citizen for if they want to be President?
14
7
9
No time frame is given.
How old must a person be if s/he wants to be President?
How many years must a person be a U.S. citizen for if they want to join the U.S. House of Represenatives?
How many years must a person be a U.S. citizen for if they want to join the senate?
7
9
14
No time limit is given.
How old must a person be if s/he wants to be a U.S. Represenatitve?
What phrase describes the concept that says the branches of the U.S. government share power to ensure no one branch becomes too powerful?
weights and balances
Which branch of the government is the Supreme Court apart of?
Which branch of the government is the House of Representatives apart of?
Which branch of the government is the Senate apart of?
Which branch of the government is the President a part of?
In what city was the Constitutional Convention held?
What was the first constitution of the United States?
Articles of Confederation.
What were the new boundaries of the United States, per the Treaty of Paris (1783)?
Mississippi River to the Atlantic, Canada to Florida
Appalachian Mountains to the Pacific, Canada to Florida
Mississippi River to the Pacific, Canada to Florida
Appalachian Mountains to the Atlantic, Canada to Florida
