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Unit 4 Review - Launching the New
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Proposal called for taxes on imports, federally funded transportation projects, & national bank
The American System
The Average System
The National System
The American Sciences
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What is 'sedition'?
The crime of encouraging socialism
The crime of not agreeing with the Congress on new laws
The crime of not voting for the president
The crime of encouraging rebellion against the government
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BONUS: Which of the following was the fifth president of the U.S.?
Andrew Jackson
James Monroe
James Madison
John Adams
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How did President Jackson handle issues with Native Americans?
He lacked any sympathy and removed them from their lands
He was not aware of any issues with Indians
He worked hard to protect Native American's homeland
He was sympathetic and gracious with Native Americans
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What is a 'spiritual'?
A regular song sung by Americans in the North
A French folk song sung by religious monks
A Spanish folk song of Latin American origin
A religious folk song of African American origin
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What is the 'frontier'?
Explored wilderness at the eastern edge of the country
French held territory in the southern regions of the country
Unexplored wilderness at the edge of the country
British held territory in the northern regions of country
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How did President Washington establish early foreign policy for the U.S.?
Washington sought treaties with foreign allies in Europe
Washington promoted a policy of isolationism and neutrality
Washington only fought battles at sea rather than on land
Washington provoked fights with France and Britain at sea
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What does it mean to 'secede'?
To withdraw from an organization or alliance
The economic system based on private ownership of farms
To be an employee of the government
A policy of not choosing sides in a dispute or war
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What is a 'civil servant'?
An employee of the government
Art made by ordinary people using traditional methods
A government order that forbids trade with another country
A religious folk song of African American origin
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What was the “Era of Good Feelings”?
The period under President John Adams and war with France
The period of political harmony under President James Monroe
The period of disharmony and political turmoil in the 1830s
The era of US history that influenced hippies and rock stars
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What is 'loose construction'?
Congress must adhere to the president's wishes
Congress has only those powers given in the Constitution
Congress can do whatever the heck it wants to do
Congress has powers beyond those given in the Constitution
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How did values develop in early American culture?
Americans looked to the king and queen for values
Religion had no influence on early American culture
Americans lacked any values that held culture together
Individualism and equality were core values for Americans
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What is the economic system based on private ownership of farms and businesses?
Democracy
Socialism
Capitalism
Republicanism
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How would you describe the accomplishments of President Jackson?
The country was united in a time called the Era of Goodness
Majority of the US disapproved of his foreign policy agenda
Jackson's presidential policies were very controversial
Jackson lacked leadership qualities and made no changes
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What is an 'embargo'?
A government order that forbids trade with another country
A policy of not choosing sides in a dispute or war
An economic system based on private ownership
A closing off of an area to keep out people or supplies
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How would you describe the presidency of John Adams?
Adams declared war on France and started an ugly war
Adams was not qualified for politics and had no education
Adams was well liked by everyone and had no issues as prez
Adams wanted to strengthen the gov but many people disagreed
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What is 'folk art'?
Art made by foreign people using foreign methods
Art made by religious people using religious methods
Art made by professionals people using professional method
Art made by ordinary people using traditional methods
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What was the 'Whiskey Rebellion'?
A rebellion by politicians in 1791 against electoral college
A revolt by farmers in 1794 against an excise tax on whiskey
A revolt by bankers in 1796 against a law for new bonds
A rebellion by farmers in 1974 against GMOs
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What does it mean to 'nullify'?
To reject taxes as unconstitutional
To reject a notion that the gov gets its power from people
To refuse to recognize a federal law
To refuse to vote for the president
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What was known as the 'spoils system'?
The removal of Cherokee from Georgia to Indian Territory
The practice of rewarding political supporters with gov jobs
Tax imposed on goods imported from other countries
The idea that common people should control the government
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Pres. Monroe’s declaration the Western Hemisphere was no longer open to European Colonization
The Monroe Doctrine
The Monrovia Doctrine
The Madison Doctrine
The Montgomery Doctrine
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Why did political parties arise after George Washington?
Parties agreed on everything & didn't want to have parties
Parties disagreed on how strong the national gov should be
Parties wanted to create a monarchy and have a king & queen
Parties disagreed with the policies Washington put in place
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How did the War of 1812 affect changes in foreign policy?
The U.S. received new territory at the end of the war
These are all changes brought about by the War of 1812
The U.S. came out as a strong military power
The war weakened Indian resistance in the western lands
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What was 'Jacksonian Democracy'?
The idea that common people should control the gov
The idea that the common people should NOT control the gov
The idea the only the wealthy people should control the gov
The idea that a college degree was necessary to vote
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What is a policy of not choosing sides in a dispute or war between other countries?
Blockade
Monroe Doctrine
Neutrality
Isolationism
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What is a blockade?
Closing an area to keep people/supplies from going in or out
A policy of avoiding political or military agreements
A government order that forbids trade with another country
A policy of not choosing sides in a dispute or war
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What is the policy of avoiding political or military agreements with other countries?
Neutrality
Nullification
Isolationism
Sedition
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The theory rights not specifically given to federal gov by Constitution remain with states?
Federal Doctrine
Framer's Doctrine
State's Doctrine
Senate's Doctrine
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What problems caused changes in the way the U.S. did foreign policy?
All of these are problems that changed our foreign policy!
Britain encouraged Indians to attack us on the west frontier
The ruler of Tripoli declared war on US in the Mediterranean
Both France and Britain attacked our ships at sea
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What was the 'Trail of Tears'?
Revolt by farmers in 1794 against an excise tax on whiskey
Removal of Cherokee from Georgia to Indian Territory in 1838
Tax imposed by gov on goods imported from other countries
Practice of rewarding political supporters with gov jobs
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What was unique about early American art, music, and literature?
Artists lacked motivation to create unique forms of art
Folk art was very high-class and respected by the British
Art in America was only created by African Americans
Folk art reflected a very patriotic attitude of the country
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What do we call George Washington’s parting message to the nation given in 1796?
Washington's Farming Address
Washington's Farewell Address
Adams' Farewell Address
Washington's Framing the Constitution
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How would you describe the presidency of George Washington?
He chose advisors only from the South to help govern
He spent a lot of money and got us into a large public debt
He chose wise leaders to help govern the country with him
He got into many wars with other countries as president
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What is a 'tariff'?
The practice of rewarding political supporters with gov jobs
An employee of the government
The idea that common people should control the government
A tax imposed by gov on goods imported from other countries
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How would you describe Jackson’s journey to the White House?
He was born to a very religious family of privilege
He was born to a wealthy merchant family & had great schools
He was born a common man and earn reputation in War of 1812
He was born a son of British nobles with great power
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What is 'strict construction'?
Means that Congress has more power than the Supreme Court
A broad interpretation of the Constitution
Meaning that Congress has more powers than the President
A narrow interpretation of the Constitution
