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CFA 8.1

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Washington warned in his Farewell Address: "It opens the door to foreign influence and corruption...through the channels of party passions (loyalty)." Which statement best describes his warning?

a)

It advocated for a strong central government

b)

It called for expanding voting rights to all citizens

c)

It warned that party loyalty will lead to corruption

d)

It proposed abolishing political parties

2.

What was a main concern in Washington's Farewell Address about political parties?

a)

They could promote healthy debate and new ideas

b)

They could ensure equal representation in Congress

c)

They could lead to divisions and undermine unity

d)

They could speed up decision-making

3.

What was Washington's view on foreign alliances in his Farewell Address?

a)

Form alliances with many countries

b)

Alliances are crucial for security

c)

Avoid permanent alliances

d)

Alliances only with Europe

4.

Washington noticed a division between Federalists and Democratic-Republicans. How did he express his concern?

a)

He started a one-party system

b)

He encouraged diverse political factions

c)

He warned parties would divide America

d)

He called for a monarchy

5.

What did Washington warn against in his Farewell Address regarding national policy?

a)

The rise of political parties based on regional interests

b)

The dangers of economic prosperity

c)

The need for a strong alliance with Native American tribes

d)

The benefits of expanding borders through conquest

6.

How did Washington set an example for future presidents?

a)

By running for a third term

b)

By serving two terms and passing power to the next leader

c)

By combining the executive and legislative branches

d)

By promoting a single dominant political party

7.

What did Washington emphasize as essential for national unity in his Farewell Address?

a)

The dangers of staying neutral in foreign affairs

b)

Cooperation between leaders and protection of the Constitution

c)

Establishing a monarchy in the US

d)

Aggressive military expansion worldwide

8.

How did Washington's Farewell Address influence national identity in the U.S.?

a)

By encouraging separate regional identities

b)

By emphasizing states' sovereignty

c)

By fostering unity and common purpose

d)

By promoting a weak national culture

9.

What was the main reason for Washington's "Farewell Address"?

a)

To propose changes to expand presidential powers

b)

To announce a third presidential term

c)

To give advice for the nation's future

d)

To declare war on European powers

10.

Match the following

a)

preside

1.

to lead or direct

b)

ratify

2.

to approve or accept

c)

precedent

3.

an example for others to follow

d)

cabinet

4.

a group of advisors

e)

tranquility

5.

peace

11.

George Washington refused to run for a third term in office. Instead, he said presidents should:

a)

remain in control as long as he/she wants

b)

serve two terms and step down

c)

become a dictator and take total control of the government

d)

only serve one term in office

12.

Which of the following does NOT represent Washington's advice:

a)

The biggest threat to our country will be division

b)

Political parties will divide our country

c)

Don't make permanent alliances with foreign nations

d)

Presidents should not be held responsible for the mistakes they make while in office

13.

Washington warned that political parties would lead to __________ and keep us from __________ as one country.

a)

division/ uniting

b)

unity/ representing

c)

tranquility/ living

d)

alliances/ working

14.

The precedent Washington set when he refused to run for a third term became official policy with the passage of which amendment?

a)

13th

b)

5th

c)

27th

d)

22nd

15.

Which president did not follow Washington's precedent and served four (4) terms?

a)

Donald Trump

b)

Thomas Jefferson

c)

Franklin Roosevelt

d)

No president has ever served 4 terms

16.

Federalists wanted a

a)

weak federal government

b)

strong federal government

c)

weak Constitution

d)

strong Constitution