What is an attribute (characteristic) of a Free Enterprise economy?

Supply & demand determines prices of goods & services

Why did the tradition of self-government develop in the colonies with Americans?

Due to “salutary neglect” – beneficial neglect

The 1st Amendment provides for

Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, & Petition

What is the constitutional principle of Federalism?

relationship between state and federal governments

Why was a bill of rights added to the U.S. Constitution?

Anti-Federalists wanted their individual freedoms protected

What was a main theme of the “Federalist Papers?"

stronger central government would stabilize the country

What were the names of the first two political parties?

Federalists & Democratic-Republicans

What was the main impact, on the United States economy, of the War of 1812?

There was an increase in U.S. manufacturing

What are the unalienable rights listed in the Declaration of Independence?

Life, Liberty, & the Pursuit of Happiness

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1
What created separate political parties?
George Washington advised leaders to have multiple parties
Hamilton’sBank Plan
The War of 1812
The American Revolution
2
What is an attribute (characteristic) of a Free Enterprise economy?
Government shares profits with business owners
The government heavily regulates business
Supply & demand determines prices of goods & services
Supply and demand are not important factors
3
Why did the tradition of self-government develop in the colonies with Americans?
Due to “salutary neglect” – beneficial neglect
King George III encouraging the colonists to self-govern
To avoid war with Great Britain
Parliament encouraged the colonists to self-govern
4
Who wrote the majority decision in the Supreme Court case that established Judicial Review?
John Jay
John C. Calhoun
John Marshall
Roger Taney
5
What is an example of Civic Duty?
Serving on a Jury
Working on a Honda Civic
Disobeying laws
Protesting against public education
6
The 1st Amendment provides for
Due Process
The right to bear arms
Trials with Juries
Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, & Petition
7
What is the constitutional principle of Federalism?
Provides for Checks & Balances
Limits the power of U.S. government
relationship between state and federal governments
makes the Federal government all powerful
8
Why was a bill of rights added to the U.S. Constitution?
Anti-Federalists wanted their individual freedoms protected
To maintain neutrality with foreign countries
Federalists wanted protection for their individual freedoms
To stop impressment of American citizens
9
What was a main theme of the “Federalist Papers?"
State governments should control the nation
No central government is necessary
stronger central government would stabilize the country
stronger state governments would stabilize the country
10
What movement raised awareness of the need for social reforms?
Temperance movement
The First Great Awakening
The Second Great Awakening
Women's suffrage
11
Why did France colonize North America?
Gold
Agriculture
Silver
Fur Trade
12
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Paine
Patrick Henry
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
13
Who believed strongly in the establishment of a national bank?
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Henry Knox
Alexander Hamilton
14
What were the names of the first two political parties?
Federalists & Democratic-Republicans
Federalists & Whigs
Whigs & Tories
Democrats & Republicans
15
Which amendment protects people from unreasonable searches & seizures?
Second Amendment
First Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Third Amendment
16
What was the main impact, on the United States economy, of the War of 1812?
The U.S. military decreased in size & strength
Great Britain assumed control of the U.S. government
There was a decrease in U.S. manufacturing
There was an increase in U.S. manufacturing
17
What are the unalienable rights listed in the Declaration of Independence?
Honor, life, and liberty
Life, Liberty, & the Pursuit of Happiness
Peace, love, & happiness
Freedom of Speech & Press
18
What did the 13^th Amendment provide?
The vote for women
Citizenship for slaves
The vote for slaves
Freedom for slaves
19
What Supreme Court case established the principle of Judicial Review?
Dred Scott case
McCullough v. Maryland
Marbury v. Madison
Gibbons v. Ogden
20
What document set up an orderly process by which new states could be added to theUnited States?
The Constitution
The Declaration of Independence
The Mayflower Compact
The Northwest Ordinance

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Questions 20

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1
What created separate political parties?
George Washington advised leaders to have multiple parties
Hamilton’sBank Plan
The War of 1812
The American Revolution
2
What is an attribute (characteristic) of a Free Enterprise economy?
Government shares profits with business owners
The government heavily regulates business
Supply & demand determines prices of goods & services
Supply and demand are not important factors
3
Why did the tradition of self-government develop in the colonies with Americans?
Due to “salutary neglect” – beneficial neglect
King George III encouraging the colonists to self-govern
To avoid war with Great Britain
Parliament encouraged the colonists to self-govern
4
Who wrote the majority decision in the Supreme Court case that established Judicial Review?
John Jay
John C. Calhoun
John Marshall
Roger Taney
5
What is an example of Civic Duty?
Serving on a Jury
Working on a Honda Civic
Disobeying laws
Protesting against public education
6
The 1st Amendment provides for
Due Process
The right to bear arms
Trials with Juries
Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, & Petition
7
What is the constitutional principle of Federalism?
Provides for Checks & Balances
Limits the power of U.S. government
relationship between state and federal governments
makes the Federal government all powerful
8
Why was a bill of rights added to the U.S. Constitution?
Anti-Federalists wanted their individual freedoms protected
To maintain neutrality with foreign countries
Federalists wanted protection for their individual freedoms
To stop impressment of American citizens
9
What was a main theme of the “Federalist Papers?"
State governments should control the nation
No central government is necessary
stronger central government would stabilize the country
stronger state governments would stabilize the country
10
What movement raised awareness of the need for social reforms?
Temperance movement
The First Great Awakening
The Second Great Awakening
Women's suffrage
11
Why did France colonize North America?
Gold
Agriculture
Silver
Fur Trade
12
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Paine
Patrick Henry
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
13
Who believed strongly in the establishment of a national bank?
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Henry Knox
Alexander Hamilton
14
What were the names of the first two political parties?
Federalists & Democratic-Republicans
Federalists & Whigs
Whigs & Tories
Democrats & Republicans
15
Which amendment protects people from unreasonable searches & seizures?
Second Amendment
First Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Third Amendment
16
What was the main impact, on the United States economy, of the War of 1812?
The U.S. military decreased in size & strength
Great Britain assumed control of the U.S. government
There was a decrease in U.S. manufacturing
There was an increase in U.S. manufacturing
17
What are the unalienable rights listed in the Declaration of Independence?
Honor, life, and liberty
Life, Liberty, & the Pursuit of Happiness
Peace, love, & happiness
Freedom of Speech & Press
18
What did the 13^th Amendment provide?
The vote for women
Citizenship for slaves
The vote for slaves
Freedom for slaves
19
What Supreme Court case established the principle of Judicial Review?
Dred Scott case
McCullough v. Maryland
Marbury v. Madison
Gibbons v. Ogden
20
What document set up an orderly process by which new states could be added to theUnited States?
The Constitution
The Declaration of Independence
The Mayflower Compact
The Northwest Ordinance