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George
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John
Adams
Thomas
Jefferson
James
Madison
James
Monroe
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Define inaugurated. (1)
A 100
Inaugurated means to swear
into office.
A 100
What did Washington believe
that U.S. foreign policy
should be? (7)
A 200
He said our foreign policy
should be to avoid entangling
alliances with other nations.
A 200
What did Washington prove
by sending the army to put
down the Whiskey Rebellion?
(5)
A 300
He proved that he was willing
and able to enforce the law.
The federal government was
stronger than during the
Articles of Confederation.
A 300
What did the Federalists
believe?
A 400
The economy should be
based on manufacturing, rich
& well educated men should
rule, the federal government
should be stronger than the
states.
A 400
Name three members of
Washington’s original
cabinet. (3)
A 500
Vice President – John Adams
Secretary of State – Thomas Jefferson
Secretary of Treasury – Alexander
Hamilton
Secretary of War – Henry Knox
Attorney General – Edmund Randolph
A 500
Which political party was
John Adams in?
B 100
John Adams was a Federalist.
B 100
Who was John Adams’ VicePresident?
B 200
His Vice-President was
Thomas Jefferson.
B 200
Which amendment of the Bill
of Rights did the Alien and
Sedition acts violate?
B 300
They violated the first
amendment of the Bill of
Rights.
B 300
Who were the American
diplomats trying to see during
the XYZ Affair?
B 400
They wanted to see Charles
Talleyrand, the French Prime
Minister.
B 400
What was made illegal under
the Alien and Sedition Acts?
B 500
Speaking out against the
government or any
government agency (like a
judge during a trial).
B 500
What was Jefferson’s vision
for the nation?
C 100
He envisioned a nation of
small independent farmers.
C 100
What city did Jefferson
attempt to buy from
Napoleon?
C 200
He wanted to buy New
Orleans.
C 200
Why did Napoleon sell the
Louisiana Territory to the
USA? (21)
C 300
He has not other colonies in
the Western Hemisphere, he
needed money to fund his war
in Europe, and he did not
have the man-power to
protect the Louisiana
Territory.
C 300
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C 400
Who died on the same day as
Jefferson?
C 400
Both Adams and Jefferson
died on July 4, 1826. The
fiftieth anniversary of the
signing of the Declaration of
Independence
C 400
What were the three main
purposes of the Lewis and
Clark Expedition?
C 500
Create maps of the Louisiana
Territory, make friendly
relationships with Native
Americans, and find an all
water route to the Pacific
Ocean.
C 500
What is impressments?
D 100
Impressment was kidnapping
of American sailors to work
of British ships.
D 100
Who were the War Hawks?
What did they want?
D 200
War Hawks were westerners
who wanted to go to war with
England. They wanted to gain
control of Canada and stop
Native American resistance.
D 200
List three effects of the War
of 1812.
D 300
Increase in manufacturing,
weakened, Native American
resistance to American
occupation of the Northwest
Territory, and increased
patriotism.
D 300
What were Lowell Mills?
D 400
Lowell Mills were textile
mills that combined the
spinning and weaving in one
building.
D 400
What role did Dolley
Madison play in the War of
1812? (30)
D 500
She saved the Declaration of
Independence and a painting
of George Washington from
being destroyed as she fled
Washington DC.
D 500
Did James Monroe practice
nationalism or sectionalism?
E 100
Monroe was a nationalist.
E 100
What did the Monroe
Doctrine say?
E 200
It said that the USA would
not tolerate any European
interference in the Western
Hemisphere.
E 200
What did Spain the USA
disagree about?
E 300
They disagreed about how
Florida should be policed
(USA wanted to stop
Seminole raids and run away
slaves).
E 300
Why was the Monroe
Doctrine written?
E 400
Several Latin American
countries had won their
independence from Spain and
Portugal and the USA didn’t
want other European
countries to help Spain and
Portugal keep their colonies.
E 400
What did the U.S. gain after
the Adams-Onis Treaty?
E 500
Florida became part of the
USA.
E 500
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