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Ch8 - Washington's Precedents, Political Parties, and Treaties
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Republicans were led by
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
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Believed in a strong federal government
Republicans
Federalists
3
DC was built on what was once swampy area and
farmland
desert area
mountains
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Republican belief that federal powers should be limited to those clearly assigned by the Constitution
Constitutional rights
States' rights
Federal rights
5
Loose interpretation of Constitution (it doesn't say we CAN'T do it)
Federalists
Republicans
6
First President of the United States
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
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Other than Departments of State, War, and Treasury, Washington also created this position
Attorney General
Education
Homeland Security
8
An immigrant who lives in a country but isn't a citizen
Alien
UFO
Monster
9
The first President to live in the White House
John Adams
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
10
George Washington's position of not taking sides; which lasted until WWI.
Nullify
Defense
Neutrality
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Believed in the National Bank
Republicans
Federalists
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Federalist belief that some powers are not expressly forbidden in the Constitution
True
False
13
First Secretary of War
Henry Ford
Lloyd Austin
Henry Knox
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When the French Prime Minister wouldn't meet with Americans and instead sent 3 unknown men
The French Affair
XYZ Affair
ABC Affair
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Alexander Hamilton's plan to support public credit and get the country out of debt
Federal Reserve
National Consolidation
National Bank
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Washington hired this engineer and architect to design the U.S. capital
Pierre Childress
Jacques Cousteau
Hamilton
Pierre L'Enfant
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Precedent that takes place on January 20; President of the US is sworn in:
Coming of Age party
Birthday party
Inauguration
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Strict interpretation of the Constitution (do what it says)
Republicans
Federalists
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The XYZ Affair led to Congress creating these Acts because they didn't trust French people
Alien and Sedition
UFO
Alien and Immigrant
20
First Secretary of State
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Antony Blinken
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George Washington didn't join a political party
False
True
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To protect themselves, Spain agrees to give US access to Mississippi River, New Orleans, and the state in the picture
Treaty of Greenville
Jay's Treaty
Pinckney's Treaty
23
the amount a nation's government owes (ours right now is at the ceiling!)
savings
personal debt
national debt
24
After several battles and many deaths, Native Americans give up land in Ohio and nearby areas
Green's Treaty
Treaty of Greenville
Treaty of Natives
25
Britain agrees to leave US soil and leave Americans alone (but they don't)
Jay's Treaty
Jay's Coalition
Jack's Treaty
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Washington set the precedent of only serving this many terms as President
4
2
3
1
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A tradition that helps shape a country or government or place
precedent
premise
president
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Forcing the American sailors to work on British ships
Impressment
Improvising
Kidnapping
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First party made up mostly of wealthy, upper class aristocrats
Federalists
Republicans
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The capital of the U.S. is located between the states of
Maryland and Delaware
Virginia and North Carolina
Maryland and Virginia
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to be inconsistent with the Constitution
Impressed
Unconstitutional
Implied powers
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Party made up mostly of middle and lower class; farmers and laborers
Federalists
Republicans
33
Title coined by George Washington, still used today
Mr President
Sir President
The Goat
34
George Washington set up the first Federal
Rule of Enforcement
Presidential Right
Court System
35
a tax on imports
tariff
income tax
sales tax
36
The department heads of the Executive Branch set up under George Washington.
Dresser
Kitchen
Cabinet
37
Federalists were led by
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
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First Secretary of the Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Janet Yellen
John Adams
39
First Chief Justice of Supreme Court
John G Roberts
John Kerry
John Jay
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The center of the cross created by L'Enfant in Washington DC
Washington Monument
White House
U.S. Capitol
Jefferson Memorial