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

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?

The 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.

Washington established a group of advisers called the __________.

A tax on imported goods is a __________.

A tax paid on the manufacture or sale of certain goods and services within a country is an __________ tax.

Hamilton’s political party was the __________ Party.

Jefferson’s political party was the __________ Party.

The US government defeated the Indians and their allies in Ohio at the Battle of __________.

The episode between the French agents and the American representatives in France was known as the __________ Affair.

In 1798 the Federalist-controlled Congress passed four laws known as the Alien and Sedition Acts.

The __________ Resolutions claimed that the states had the right to decide whether the national government exceeded its powers.

The federal judges Adams appointed late in the night before he left office were called __________ judges.

In the case __________, the Supreme Court established the principle that the Supreme Court can declare a law passed by Congress as unconstitutional.

The right of the Supreme Court to declare a law passed by Congress as unconstitutional is called __________.

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

What compromise was reached in order for Hamilton’s financial plan to be adopted?

Why did settlers often clash with Native Americans in the Northwest Territory?

Identify one reason many Americans supported the French Revolution in its early days.

Identify one reason many Americans began to oppose the French Revolution in its later days.

Identify two of the terms of the Jay Treaty.

For what three reasons did Jefferson oppose Hamilton’s financial plan?

Identify two ways John Marshall changed the Supreme Court.