Name_____________
Test Review – New Republic/Building a Stronger Nation
1. Which region opposed tariffs because they raised the prices of manufactured
goods?
2. What is free enterprise?
Who supported this economic system?
3. Describe the XYZ Affair.
4. What led to the War of 1812?
What officially ended the War of 1812?
5. What 2 people formed the first political parties?
6. What is judicial review?
Which court case established judicial review?
7. Put the first 5 presidents in chronological order.
8. What didn’t allow further European colonization in the Western Hemisphere?
9. What event caused American industries to expand because they had to replace
foreign goods?
10.
List 3 outcomes of the War of 1812.
11.
During which time period was their a renewed sense of nationalism, and who
was president during this time?
12.
Who was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in the following cases: Marbury
v Madison, McCulloch v Maryland, and Gibbons v Ogden?
13.
Who was the first president and established the first cabinet?
14.
List presidents that made statements indicating the U.S. would not tolerate
interference from the Western Hemisphere.
15.
What did Francis Scott Key write after observing the Battle of Fort McHenry
in Baltimore, Maryland?
16.
Give examples of civic virtue.
17.
Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic Republicans believed in interpreting
the constitution word for word – what is this known as?
18.
Alexander Hamilton and the Federalist interpreted the constitution however
they see fit to better their political party – what is this known as?
19.
Which political party wanted to encourage more Americans to buy bonds
from the national government and wanted a national bank?
20.
Who was the leader of the Democratic – Republican party that believed
speculators would get rich off the bond proposal and supported state banks?
21.
Alexander Hamilton said the national bank was constitutional because he
believed in a _____________ construction of the constitution.
22.
After the Alien and Sedition acts were passed the states took a more
proactive role in upholding their rights – what was the name of the resolutions
they passed protecting states rights?
23.
After Washington gave his Farewell Address did they take his advice about
political parties?
24.
Explain the purpose of the elastic clause.
25.
Be able to identify the Louisiana Territory on a map.
26.
There will also be a map questions about the Missouri Compromise.
Difficult terminology: retaliate, diplomacy, Evangelical, deviating, hostile, ironic,
proactive
Name_____________
Test Review – New Republic/Building a Stronger Nation
1. Which region opposed tariffs because they raised the prices of manufactured
goods?
The South
2. What is free enterprise?
People are free to buy, sell, and produce goods with little government
interference
Who supported this economic system?
Alexander Hamilton
3. Describe the XYZ Affair.
Under President Adams, 3 French agents demanded a bribe (money) in
order to make a treaty with them
4. What led to the War of 1812?
British support of American Indians and British impressment of American
sailors
What officially ended the War of 1812?
Treaty of Ghent
5. What 2 people formed the first political parties?
Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton
6. What is judicial review?
Federal Courts determine the constitutionality of a law
Which court case established judicial review?
Marbury v Madison
7. Put the first 5 presidents in chronological order.
Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe
8. What didn’t allow further European colonization in the Western Hemisphere?
Monroe Doctrine
9. What event caused American industries to expand because they had to replace
foreign goods?
War of 1812
10.
List 3 outcomes of the War of 1812.
National anthem – Star Spangled Banner
Economic independence through increased American manufacturing
Growing international respect from standing up to England
11.
During which time period was their a renewed sense of nationalism, and who
was president during this time?
Era of Good Feelings – James Monroe
12.
Who was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in the following cases: Marbury
v Madison, McCulloch v Maryland, and Gibbons v Ogden?
John Marshall
13.
Who was the first president and established the first cabinet?
George Washington
14.
List presidents that made statements indicating the U.S. would not tolerate
interference from the Western Hemisphere.
Washington, Monroe, Polk
15.
What did Francis Scott Key write after observing the Battle of Fort McHenry
in Baltimore, Maryland?
Star Spangled Banner
16.
Give examples of civic virtue.
Thomas Jefferson writing the Declaration of Independence
Washington leading America against the British
John Adams defending British soldiers
17.
Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic Republicans believed in interpreting
the constitution word for word – what is this known as?
Strict Construction
18.
Alexander Hamilton and the Federalist interpreted the constitution however
they see fit to better their political party – what is this known as?
Loose Construction
19.
Which political party wanted to encourage more Americans to buy bonds
from the national government and wanted a national bank?
Federalists
20.
Who was the leader of the Democratic – Republican party that believed
speculators would get rich off the bond proposal and supported state banks?
Thomas Jefferson
21.
Alexander Hamilton said the national bank was constitutional because he
believed in a _____________ construction of the constitution.
loose
22.
After the Alien and Sedition acts were passed the states took a more
proactive role in upholding their rights – what was the name of the resolutions
they passed protecting states rights?
Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions
23.
After Washington gave his Farewell Address did they take his advice about
political parties?
no
24.
Explain the purpose of the elastic clause.
It gives Congress the power to pass “necessary and proper laws” as
society changes
25.
Be able to identify the Louisiana Territory on a map.
26.
There will also be a map questions about the Missouri Compromise.
Difficult terminology: retaliate, diplomacy, Evangelical, deviating, hostile, ironic,
proactive