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EOC Review 2

Total questions: 136

Worksheet time: 2hrs 59mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which amendment gives reserved powers to the states?

a)

1st

b)

7th

c)

10th

d)

12th

2.
In the Constitution, the implied powers of Congress come from the 
a)
Necessary and Proper Clause
b)
Supremacy Clause
c)
Relative Clause
d)
Santa Clause
3.

This says that Federal law is to be followed if there is a conflict between a state law and federal law.

a)

reserved powers

b)

Supremacy Clause

c)

denied powers

4.

What is the Supremacy clause?

a)

It says the constitution is the supreme law of the US

b)

It says that the President is the supreme leader of the US

c)

It says that laws are supreme by the year they were written

d)

It says that the local laws are the most important laws for the country

5.

Powers that belong to both the federal government and the state governments are known as

a)

expressed powers

b)

concurrent powers

c)

reserved powers

6.

Powers that belong to the state governments are known as

a)

expressed powers

b)

concurrent powers

c)

reserved powers

7.

Powers that belong to the federal government are known as

a)

expressed powers

b)

concurrent powers

c)

reserved powers

8.

This group supported having a Bill of Rights added to the Constitution.

a)

Federalist

b)

Anti-federalist

9.

They thought the states should have more power than a national (federal) government.

a)

Federalist

b)

Anti-federalist

10.

This group was in favor of a strong central government to protect the nation.

a)

Anti-Federalists

b)

Patriots

c)

Federalists

11.

Who may have said this? A strong President is necessary to protect the country against foreign attack and make sure laws are carried out properly.

a)

Anti-Federalist

b)

Federalist

12.

Who believed a strong President was necessary to protect the country against foreign attack and make sure laws are carried out properly.

a)

Federalist

b)

Anti - Federalist

13.

Who may have said this? The President created by the Constitution is really just a king.

a)

Federalist

b)

Anti - Federalist

14.

Who may have said this? The USA is too large to have a central government. People won't know their leaders and will lose control of the government.

a)

Federalist

b)

Anti-Federalist

15.

What was a belief of the Anti-Federalists?

a)

states should have more power than the federal government

b)

a strong federal government

c)

one single president ruling the country

16.

What was the compromise the Anti-Federalists agreed to in order to ratify the Constitution?

a)

Bill of Rights

b)

Shay's Rebellion

c)

Declaration of Independence

d)

English Bill of Rights

17.

These were written to persuade states to ratify the U.S. Constitution.

a)

Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, The Constitution

b)

Magna Charta, English Bill or Rights, Declaration of Independence

c)

Anti-Federalist Papers

d)

Federalist Papers

18.
Which is the best description of Reconstruction?
a)
rebuilding the US after a big earthquake
b)
a period of rebuilding in the US after the Revolutionary War
c)
a period of rebuilding in the US after the Civil War
d)
unfair treatment of African Americans after the Civil War
19.
The 14th Amendment granted...
a)
freedom of speech
b)
citizenship and equal protection
c)
the right to vote
d)
the right to a speedy and fair trial
20.
Which of these amendments gives citizens the right to vote regardless of race, color or previous condition of servitude?
a)
13th Amendment
b)
14th Amendment
c)
15th Amendment
d)
18th Amendment
21.
The 13th Amendment ...
a)
banned slavery
b)
grants voting rights
c)
grants citizenship and equal protection
d)
restores Confederate rights
22.
Southern states created the Black Codes to do what?
a)
limit African Americans rights
b)
expand Confederate rights
c)
give women voting rights
d)
jail Carpetbaggers
23.
Who could hold public office in the south during Reconstruction?
a)
African Americans
b)
Confederate Leaders
c)
Southern Women
d)
American Indians
24.
Which laws allowed Union Soldiers to supervise the south during Reconstruction?
a)
Jim Crow Laws
b)
the Voting Rights Act
c)
the Amnesty Act
d)
the Civil Rights Act of 1866 and the Military Reconstruction Act
25.
What's the best title for this list? 
a)
Black Codes
b)
Reconstruction Laws & Policies
c)
Civil War Codes
d)
Jim Crow Laws
26.
The Presidential Election of 1876 resulted in...
a)
military supervision of the south
b)
the restoration of voting rights for white southerners
c)
the end of Reconstruction in the south
d)
equal rights for African Americans
27.
Jim Crow Laws passed after Reconstruction took away African American Voting Rights using...
a)
Voter Registration Laws
b)
Political Gerrymandering
c)
Voter Identification Laws
d)
Poll Taxes and Literacy Tests
28.

Which two women were mainly responsible for organizing the Seneca Falls Convention?

a)

Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton

b)

Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony

c)

Susan B. Anthony and Harriet Beecher Stowe

d)

Harriet Beecher Stowe and Lucretia Mott

29.

Which of the following documents became the major achievement of the Seneca Falls Convention?

a)

The Declaration of Independence

b)

The Declaration of the Rights of Women

c)

The 19th Amendment of the United States Constitution

d)

The Declaration of Sentiments

30.

What does Suffrage mean?

a)

The ability to endure pain.

b)

The right to have children.

c)

The right to own property.

d)

The right to vote.

31.

In 1849 women were expected to

a)

Get a job and contribute to the home financially

b)

Go to college and only marry if she really wanted to.

c)

Get married and live at home taking care of the home.

d)

Participate in the political decisions of the country.

32.

What was the purpose of the Seneca Falls Convention?

a)

It fought for the social, civil, and religious rights of women.

b)

It fought for the rights of slaves and freedom of slaves.

c)

It fought for the idea that the nation should become more peaceful in light of things like bleeding Kansas.

d)

It fought for the rights of women to stay at home and not be forced to work in factories.

33.

What was the main purpose of the Voting Rights Act of 1965?

a)

It removed barriers that prevented African Americans from voting.

b)

It removed barriers that prevented poor people from voting.

c)

It removed barriers that prevented women from voting.

d)

It removed barriers that prevented Native Americans from voting.

34.

Who gained voting rights with the passing of the 15th Amendment?

a)

Native Americans

b)

Women

c)

African Americans

d)

Unicorns

35.

Who gained voting rights with the passing of the 19th Amendment?

a)

Native Americans

b)

Property owners

c)

African Americans

d)

Women

36.

Which of the following are ways voting rights have changed in the US? Select all that apply.

a)

Native Americans gained the right to vote.

b)

People have to take literacy tests in order to vote.

c)

Women gained the right to vote.

d)

You have to pay a poll tax to vote.

e)

You do not have to own property to vote.

37.

Which amendment said that all people born in the U.S. are considered citizens AND that everyone has equal protection under the law?

a)

14th Amendment

b)

15th Amendment

c)

19th Amendment

d)

None of these

38.

The movement in which African Americans participated in organized marches, sit-ins, and boycotts is known as _____________.

a)

Women's Rights Movement

b)

African American's Rights Movement

c)

Civil Rights Movement

d)

Civil War

39.

Which of the following are ways that citizens can solve community issues? Select the THREE correct answers.

a)

Peaceful protests

b)

By paying taxes

c)

Boycotting

d)

Voting for your leaders

40.

Look at the Source. Based on the source, which of the following is describing the Seneca Falls Convention?

a)

Thomas Jefferson and several other Founding Fathers are signing the Declaration of Independence.

b)

A march for Civil Rights of Native Americans.

c)

A gathering to discuss women's right to vote.

d)

George Washington and others meeting to discuss the Constitution.

41.

Which court case banned the segregation of public schools?

a)

Civil Rights Act

b)

Plessy v. Ferguson

c)

Voting Rights Act

d)

Brown v. Board of Education

42.

What were the impacts of the literacy tests and poll taxes?

a)

Literacy tests and poll taxes made it easier for the poor and less educated to vote.

b)

Literacy tests and poll taxes made it more difficult for African Americans as well as other people such as the poor to vote.

c)

Literacy tests and poll taxes made it more difficult for African Americans to own land.

d)

Literacy tests and poll taxes made segregation illegal.

43.

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

a)

It was a cultural movement where African American artists, writers, and musicians were recognized for their contributions.

b)

It was a struggle for social justice for African Americans to gain equal rights under the law in the US.

c)

It was a court case that ended segregation in schools.

d)

It was the movement of African Americans from the southern states to the northern states.

44.
Native Americans believed land and resources
a)
belonged to the first to claim it
b)
belonged to the Native American tribe who lived there
c)
belonged to the community, not just one person or family
d)
should be bought and sold at auction
45.
The forced march of Cherokee to relocate in Oklahoma was known as the __________ because so many suffered and died along the way.
a)
Trail of Tears
b)
Walk of Shame
c)
Indian Removal Plan
d)
universal suffrage
46.
Universal suffrage was the idea that __________ should have the right to vote.
a)
all white males
b)
women
c)
everyone
d)
anyone who owns property 
47.
The elections of 1824 and 1828 were between
a)
John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson
b)
John C Calhoun v Andrew Jackson
c)
Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson
d)
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson
48.
The political movement toward greater democracy for the common man was known as 
a)
Jacksonian democracy
b)
Nullification Crisis
c)
Trail of Tears
d)
Universal Suffrage
49.
The idea that, to a great extent, states should be allowed to govern themselves is known as 
a)
states' rights
b)
Nullification Crisis
c)
universal suffrage
d)
federalism 
50.
The Nullification Crisis was an early example of 
a)
states rights versus a more powerful national government
b)
the Bill of Rights in action
c)
how Native Americans were treated
d)
enemy ghoul system
51.
South Carolina threatened to __________ the Union if Congress did not repeal high tariffs. 
a)
secede
b)
join
c)
support
d)
go to war against
52.
The writers of the Constitution envisioned a government where
a)
only the elite, educated would serve in office
b)
anyone could be elected to a political office
c)
poor whites had as much of a chance being president as wealthy whites
d)
anyone could vote
53.
What law gave Native Americans citizenship?
a)
The Dawes Act
b)
The 14th Amendment
c)
The Indian Citizenship Act
d)
The Declaration of Independence
54.
Why were boarding schools created?
a)
To educate the Native American children
b)
To take in orphans that did not have parents
c)
To help teach Native Americans English
d)
To force Native Americans to give up their culture
55.
Where were many Native American children sent?
a)
To internment camps
b)
To boarding schools
c)
To serve in the military
d)
To other the Twin Cities
56.

What was the purpose of the Alcatraz Occupation?

a)

To protest against the government's mistreatment and neglect

b)

To demand sovereignty and land claims

c)

To raise awareness about Native American rights

d)

To advocate for policy changes

57.

What was the purpose of the Alcatraz Occupation?

a)

To protest against the mistreatment of Native Americans

b)

To demand the return of Alcatraz Island to Native American tribes

c)

To establish a Native American cultural center

d)

To advocate for Native American rights in general

58.
What took land from Indian tribes and promoted assimilation?
a)
Homestead Act
b)
Morril Act
c)
Dawes Act
d)
Reconstruction Act
59.

The Dawes Act helped to reduce tribal ways of life.

a)

True

b)

False

60.
This act forced Native American tribes to give up their ancestral land holdings and move to reservation lands elsewhere. 
a)
Homestead Act 
b)
Morrill Act 
c)
Dawes Act 
d)
Fort Laramie Treaty, 1868
61.

The Northwest Territory was located...

a)

north and west of the Ohio River, including present day Ohio

b)

south and east of the Louisiana Purchase

c)

in the present day Northwest region, including the states of Oregon and Washington

d)

in present day Canada

62.

Which of the following present day states were a part of the Northwest Territory (select all that apply)

a)

Ohio

b)

Michigan

c)

Indiana

d)

Illinois

e)

Wisconsin

63.

Which of the following was NOT a rule required by the Northwest Ordinance of 1787?

a)

Freedom of religious worship without government interference

b)

Taxpayer supported education from grade school through college

c)

Slavery and indentured servitude was outlawed

d)

All Native Americans would be granted citizenship within five years

64.

The first article of the Northwest Ordinance and Amendment 1 of the U.S. Constitution both guarantee:

a)

Freedom of religion

b)

The right to peaceably protest

c)

Freedom of the press

d)

The right to own a firearm

65.

According to the Northwest Ordinance, religion, morality, and knowledge are all necessary for: (select all the apply)

a)

a good government

b)

the happiness of mankind

c)

men to be granted citizenship

d)

a person who would represent the people of the territory in congress

66.

The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 addressed a need for _______________ in the Northwest Territory and established precedents for the future governing of the United States.

a)

government

b)

freedom

c)

land ownership

d)

additional indentured servitude

67.

Which documents are in the correct chronological order?

a)

Declaration of Independence, Northwest Ordinance, The Constitution

b)

Northwest Ordinance, Declaration of Independence, The Constitution

c)

The Constitution, Northwest Ordinance, Declaration of Independence

d)

Declaration of Independence, Constitution, Northwest Ordinance

68.

The lasting impact of the Northwest ordinance of 1787 was...

a)

that slavery would be made illegal forever after in the U.S.

b)

that the U.S. was unable to compromise.

c)

that we would be dragged into another war.

d)

that it provided instructions on how the U.S. should add new states to the U.S. in the future.

69.

In what year was the Louisiana Purchase made?

a)

1802

b)

1803

c)

1702

d)

1703

70.

From what country did the U.S. make the Louisiana Purchase?

a)

France

b)

Britain

c)

Spain

d)

Canada

71.

Who was President of the U.S. at the time of the Louisiana Purchase?

a)

Madison

b)

Jefferson

c)

Monroe

d)

Buchanan

72.

Where were town meetings held?

a)

colonial meeting houses

b)

school

c)

court house

73.

What was the purpose of a town meeting?

a)

to hire new colonists for new jobs

b)

to help solve issues (problems) of the colonists

c)

to catch up on all of the town gossip

74.

Who participated in town meetings?

a)

all male citizens

b)

all male and female citizens

c)

men, women and children

75.

What was the purpose of the House of Burgesses?

a)

to pick a new leader for the colony

b)

to meet new colonists

c)

to make conditions in the colony agreeable to the people who lived there

76.

What state was the House of Burgesses in?

a)

Jamestown

b)

California

c)

Virginia

d)

New York

77.

Why was the House of Burgesses so important?

a)

Because it was the first church.

b)

It was the first colony.

c)

It was the first legislative house of the New World.

78.

Compromise of 1850:

Checking for understanding - How would the issue of slavery be determined in other territories gained in the Mexican-American War?

a)

Slavery would be legal

b)

Popular Sovereignty

c)

Slavery would be illegal

d)

The states would be divided between slave state and free state

79.

Compromise of 1850:

Checking for understanding - What does popular sovereignty mean?

a)

The issue would be decided in court.

b)

The issue would be decided through a war.

c)

The issue would be voted on by the people of the territory.

d)

The issue would be remained unaddressed.

80.

Lesson Review: Having loyalty to one part of the nation rather than the entire nation

a)

Nationalism

b)

Sectionalism

c)

Imperialism

d)

Compromise

81.

Lesson Review: Idea to decide the issue of slavery through voting by the people of the territory.

a)

Manifest Destiny

b)

Bleeding Kansas

c)

Popular Sovereignty

d)

Constitutional Republic

82.

Lesson Review: Attempt at compromise that dealt with the issue of slavery in the territory gained from the Mexican-American War.

a)

3/5ths Compromise

b)

Compromise of 1820

c)

Compromise of 1850

d)

Compromise of 1877

83.

Lesson Review: Why did the Kansas-Nebraska Act fail?

a)

It expanded slavery into Kansas.

b)

Outsiders came to Kansas to influence the vote. Fighting broke out.

c)

Kansas seceded from the union in 1854.

d)

The Supreme Court overruled the popular vote.

84.

Who was elected President in 1860?

a)

Stephen Douglas

b)

Abraham Lincoln

c)

John Bell

d)

John Breckinridge

85.

Which compromise outlawed slavery above the 36 30' line in the Louisiana Territory?

a)

Missouri Compromise

b)

Compromise of 1850

c)

Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854

d)

Louisiana Compromise

86.

This law required the return of runaway slaves even in free states and affected free African-Americans as well.

a)

Runaway and Return Act

b)

Underground Railroad Act

c)

Fugitive Slave Act

d)

Southern Slave Act

87.

Which region had an economy primarily based on agriculture and slave labor.

a)

North

b)

South

c)

West

88.

Which of the following was NOT an event that caused division between the North and South?

a)

Wilmot Proviso

b)

Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854

c)

Dred Scott v. Sandford

d)

Indian Removal Act

89.

This individual sued his slave owner for his freedom but lost his case as was declared a slave for life.

a)

Frederick Douglass

b)

W.E.B. DuBois

c)

Dred Scott

d)

Hiram Rhodes Revels

90.

"People can now vote on slavery! There has been so much fighting and bloodshed lately!" Which act/event is best described by this statement?

a)

Missouri Compromise

b)

Compromise of 1850

c)

Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854

d)

Wilmot Proviso

91.

Which set of words best describes the "Nullification Crisis"?

a)

tariffs, manufacturing, James K. Polk, Alabama, cotton, nullify

b)

South Carolina, tariffs, unconstitutional, cotton, John C. Calhoun, nullify

c)

Andrew Jackson, Native Americans, Georgia, Cherokee, Supreme Court

d)

Andrew Jackson, tariffs, Mexican Cession, manufacturing, Cherokee, Florida

92.

Which two states were added as a result of a compromise passed in 1820?

a)

Kansas and Nebraska

b)

California and Nebraska

c)

Kansas and Missouri

d)

Missouri and Maine

93.

The Erie Canal greatly increased

a)

the size of the United States,

b)

education in the United States.

c)

trade in the United States.

d)

the demand for more cotton.

94.

A tax on imported goods.

a)

amendment

b)

trial

c)

tariff

d)

export

95.

The tariff made European goods more _____________ and encouraged Americans to buy cheaper products made in America.

a)

fun

b)

desirable

c)

affordable

d)

expensive

96.

Money made by the tariff made it possible to begin building roads and _____

a)

canals

b)

railroads

c)

freeways

d)

bridges

97.

The establishment of a national bank that would promote a single currency making trade easier.

a)

True

b)

False

98.

Improvements in these were paid for by the money made from the tariff. Choose two.

a)

roads

b)

railroads

c)

airports

d)

canals

99.

When __________ applied to become a state, in 1819, the Union had 22 states, 11 allowing slavery and 11 outlawing it.

a)

Maine

b)

Mississippi

c)

Massachusetts

d)

Missouri

100.

Which of the following best describes what the Continental Congresses were?

a)

a series of meetings planned to respond to England

b)

a provisional government designed to negotiate peace

c)

a local Pennsylvania legislature debating England's taxes

101.

Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?

a)

George Washington

b)

Sam Adams

c)

John Adams

d)

Thomas Jefferson

102.

Which (original) Enlightenment thinker influenced the writing of the Dec of Independence?

a)

Carl Marx

b)

John Locke

c)

Thomas Paine

d)

Thomas Jefferson

103.

"Unalienable rights" are similar to which of the following ideas?

a)

right to rebel

b)

natural rights

c)

popular sovereignty

104.

The idea that the power to rule comes from the people is known as

a)

right to rebel

b)

natural rights

c)

popular sovereignty

105.

The idea that the people must overthrow an unjust government is known as

a)

right to rebel

b)

natural rights

c)

popular sovereignty

106.

What impact does Thomas Paine have on the American Revolution?

a)

he persuades the colonists to rebel

b)

he persuades the colonists to remian loyal

c)

he persuades the colonists to immigrate to England

107.

What did Enlightenment thinkers apply reason to discover?

a)

Natural laws guiding human nature in social, political, and economic systems and institutions

b)

Religious authority and absolute rule

c)

Mercantilism and economic systems

d)

Political systems and institutions

108.

Which practices related to religious authority were challenged by Enlightenment ideas?

a)

The belief in multiple gods

b)

The idea of religious tolerance

c)

The concept of divine right of kings

d)

The importance of religious rituals

109.

Which economic system was challenged by Enlightenment ideas?

a)

Capitalism

b)

Socialism

c)

Communism

d)

Mercantilism

110.

How did Enlightenment ideas influence the American Revolution?

a)

They inspired the colonists to fight for independence from Britain

b)

They led to the establishment of a monarchy in America

c)

They promoted the idea of religious tolerance in the colonies

d)

They encouraged the colonists to embrace mercantilism

111.
__________ developed along the South Carolina coast because of large concentration of African-Americans living there.
a)
Enumerated List
b)
Royal Colony
c)
Gullah Language
d)
Stono Rebellion
112.
England's practice of _______________ allowed South Carolina to develop an independent economy and have a wider market for rice.
a)
Regulator Movement
b)
Salutary Neglect
c)
Royal Colony
d)
Stono Rebellion
113.

The French and Indian War was fought between

a)

The Colonists and England VS. Native Americans and the French

b)

England vs. The Colonists

114.

True or False: Mercantalism is the belief that the 13 Colonies existed to give the mother country (england) raw materials and goods

a)

True

b)

False

115.

Which is a result of the Great Awakening?

a)

immediate movement for independence

b)

unified colonists through religious revival

c)

strengthened the power of the "Old Light" ministers

d)

strengthened traditional sources of authority in colonies

116.

Which of the following is NOT true of the Great Awakening?

a)

first American social movement, unifying colonies

b)

made religion more divisive (source of conflict)

c)

emphasized individualism

d)

long-term cause of the American Revolution

117.

What was salutary neglect?

a)

time period where Britain did not govern colonies strictly

b)

Britain tried to take away self-government from colonies

c)

colonies paid higher taxes than people in England

d)

smuggling was strictly punished

118.

Which of the following is NOT a significant step in the development of representative self-government?

a)

House of Burgesses

b)

Mayflower Compact

c)

New England town meetings

d)

Dominion of New England

119.

Why was salutary neglect ended?

a)

to help pay of Britain's debt from the French and Indian War

b)

to punish the colonies for the Salem Witch Trials

c)

to encourage faster westward expansion and conflict with Natives over land

d)

to encourage republican forms of government

120.

What was the result of increased taxation following the French and Indian War?

a)

immediate declaration of independence by the colonies

b)

protests over lack of representation in Parliament

c)

lenient punishment for smuggling

d)

British soldiers were removed from the colonies to lower defense expenses

121.

What are some of the dangers that Washington cautioned the nation against?

4 lines
122.

What was George Washington’s advice in the Farewell Address (1796)?

a)

Stay neutral in foreign affairs

b)

Always choose a side in foreign affairs

123.

What was George Washington’s advice in the Farewell Address (1796)?

a)

Avoid political parties

b)

Political Parties will benefit the country

124.

What is a political party?

a)

a group of individuals who work together to win elections, operate the government, and shape people’s opinions.

b)

a group of individuals who do not work together to win elections, operate the government, and shape people’s opinions.

125.
Which court case establishes Judicial Review?
a)
Mculloh V Maryland
b)
Marbury V Madison
c)
Plessy V Ferguson
d)
Hamilton V Jefferson
126.
After Marbury V Madison can the supreme court issue a writ of Mandamus?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
Maybe so
127.
Who wins the presidential election of 1800?
a)
John Adams
b)
Ben Franklin
c)
William Marbury
d)
Thomas Jefferson
128.
What is the name of the two political parties in 1800?
a)
There were no political parties
b)
Anti-federalists and Adams Democrats
c)
Federalists and Jeffersonian Republicans
d)
Democrats and Republicans
129.

Which political party wanted a weak federal government?

a)

Federalists

b)

Democratic-Republicans

130.

The controversy over the XYZ Affair happened because...

a)

the British refused to meet American diplomats.

b)

the French attacked British ships.

c)

the French demanded a bribe to meet with American diplomats.

d)

the British were forcing Americans to join there navy.

131.

Illegal to write, print, say, or publish any false or hostile words against the government

a)

Sedition Acts

b)

Alien Acts

c)

Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

132.

Increased the number of years needed to become a citizen from 5 to 14 years

a)

Sedition Acts

b)

Alien Acts

c)

Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

133.
The idea that states should have all powers that the Constitution does not give to the federal government or forbid to the states; theory that individual states are independent and have the right to control their most important affairs.
a)
Nullify
b)
Resolve
c)
States Rights
d)
Sedition
134.
Three French agents tried to get bribes from the United States and caused a scandal known as the?
a)
The XYZ Affair
b)
The Impressment Affair
c)
The Alien Act
d)
The Sedition Act
135.
During 1798 and 1799, ten people were convicted under this act. Most were Republicans and printers.
a)
The Alien Acts
b)
The Sedition Acts
c)
The Intolerable Acts
d)
The Coercive Acts
136.
What Resolutions suggested that states could nullify, or overrule federal laws.
a)
The Virginia and Kentucky Resolution
b)
The North & South Carolina Resolution
c)
The Alien & Sedition Resolution
d)
The XYZ Affair Resoultion