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APUSH Chapter 9: The New Ship of State
APUSH Chapter 9: The New Ship of State
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Quiz review for APUSH Chapter 10 American Pageant, 13th ed
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Why were the Alien & Sedition Acts set to expire in 1801?
Congress wouldn't allow the Feds to use the Acts beyond 1801
if D-R's won the election of 1800, they couldn't use them
the Federalists feared a revolt from slave owners
1799 - 1801 would be a "trial period" for the Acts
2
Which of the following was not a characteristic of the Federalists?
wealthy merchants and manufacturers
disliked Hamilton's economic scheme
favored England over France
wanted a national bank
3
Which of the following is not correct in regard to the Dem-Reps?
supported Jefferson
supported the BUS
opposed the Federalists
supported states rights over a strong central gov
4
GW's quick squashing of this uprising gave the new fed gov't some respect:
Whiskey Rebellion
Harold's Rebellion
Bacon's Rebellion
Stono Rebellion
5
Who he?
Mitch McConnell
Mitch Ryder
Mitch Sorenstein
Mitch Hopkins
6
Hamilton felt the nation vitally needed the support of which group?
women
the wealthy
slaves
frontier families
7
Who he?
Tallyrand
Kim Jong Un
Joseph Anderson
Henry Knox
8
Why did GW and Adams keep the US out of a war between France & England?
both felt it would be better to fight Spain
both felt war was morally wrong
both felt we needed their $
both felt we were too weak militarily at the time
9
What was not part of the VA & KY Resolutions' argument regarding the Alien & Sedition Acts?
the Judicial Branch was the only legit branch of the fed gov
the Constitution was a "compact agreement" between states
States have the right to declare fed gov acts unconst.
the Alien & Sedition Acts were unconstitutional
10
How did Jefferson & Madison feel about the Sedition Act?
they wrote it, so they were quite proud of it
they had no opinion either way
they loved it
they felt it was a violation of the first Amendment
11
Why did Hamilton think debt was a good thing for the fledgling young nation?
Hamilton actually hated debt in any form
it would cause people to support the survival of the nation
it would make the nation appear stronger to our enemies
it would allow the nation to spend more than it really had
12
As Treasury Secretary, Hamilton's top priority was to:
create a national bank
rack up as much debt as possible
destroy the finances of Jefferson and his supporters
build up the nation's credit rating
13
Who he?
George Washingten
George Washington
George Washingtun
George Washingtin
14
Gave the US navigation rights on the Mississippi River
Pinckney's Treaty
Treaty of Paris #4032
Pink Knees Treaty
Treaty of Grenville
15
To avoid having a landless class of voters, Jefferson endorsed this:
slavery
sale of public western lands at low cost
war with England
the compact theory
16
All powers not given to the feds are reserved for the states & people
11th Amendment
10th Amendment
8th Amendment
9th Amendment
17
The Nation's first Secretary of War (Defense)
Knox
Haig
Weinberger
Kissinger
18
To Federalists, who had the right to nullify unconstitutional laws?
the states
slave holders
Federalists
the Supreme Court
19
Concept that the Const. has
implied
powers, supported by Feds & the "necessary & proper" clause
loose construction
proper construction
loose constriction
implied contstruction
20
Wrote the Bill of Rights...ally of Jefferson
Adams
Knox
Hamilton
Madison
21
Created to ensure the Constitution would be ratified and replace the Articles of Confederation
Bill of Rights
"loyal opposition"
Rill of Bights
Democratic-Republicans
22
Helped to write a "terrible" treaty with England & was first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
John Marshall
Jon Jey
John Jay
John Hancock
23
The Alien & Sedition Acts targeted:
Federalists
Democratic-Republicans
Hamiltonians
Loyalists
24
Jay's Treaty deepened the divide between which 2 groups?
Loyalists & Patriots
Whites & Indians
Federalists & Dem-Reps
Federalists & Anti-Federalists
25
Another name for the "Necessary & Proper Clause"
Elastic Clause
Enamel Clause
Eraser Clause
Enormous Clause
26
Why was the US mad at Britain?
Britain made a military alliance with the Iroquois Confederacy
Britain was capturing and impressing US sailors into the British Navy
Britain made fun of our accents
Britain made hit and run raids on the US across the Canadian border
27
Why was the US angry with France?
France refused to evacuate forts along the Great Lakes
the XYZ Affair
France forced the Convention of 1800 upon us
French impressment of US sailors
28
This amendment says personal rights not specifically mentioned in the Const. are protected
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Madison & Jefferson were firm believers in:
the compact theory
it is better to look good, than to feel good
funding at par
assumption
30
Jefferson and his peeps favored a system where power was concentrated in:
the Federal government
the form of minced pies
the wealthy
the state governments
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Created by Hamilton, where the gov would prove to the world it was legit by paying its debts
bunting at jar
Hamilton's Great Idea Number 6
funding at par
punting at bar
32
Corrupt French official of the XYZ Affair
Ballyhoo
Tallyrand
Lafayette
Runzo
33
Political Party that keeps the party in power from going against the will of the people
the equalizers
the watchers
the loyal opposition
the incumbents
34
Who he?
Adams
Jefferson
Knox
Locke
35
What was not part of the Sedition Act?
Signed into law by John Adams
they were supported by the Dem-Reps
highly criticized as a violation of the 1st Amendment
criminalized false statements about the fed gov
36
The Neutrality Proclamation of 1793 was GW's statement to stay out of a war between:
France and England
France and the Indians
France and Germany
France and the French
37
Who he?
Hooper
Hoover
Hanson
Hamilton
38
Why was France angry with the US?
we signed the Jay's Treaty
GW issued his Neutrality Proclamation
we refused to pay them the $ we owed them for the Revolution
we signed the Convention of 1800
39
Why was England mad at the US?
we refused to trade with them
we were trading with France
we laughed at their accent
we signed the Convention of 1800
40
Concept of interpreting the Const. literally, supported by Jefferson & the 10th Amendment
federal confection
strict construction
tight constriction
loose construction
41
This group formed out of opposition to the BUS, assumption, funding at par, Jay's Treaty & the A & S Acts
Dem-Reps
Federalists
Whigs
Hamiltonians
42
Arch rival of Thomas Jefferson
Hamilton
Adams
Washington
Hamiltin
43
What was not a part of Hamilton's economic plan?
creation of a national bank
tax on whiskey
refusal to assume the debts of the individual states
funding at par
44
Proposed by Hamilton as a place to store wealth and issue currency
The National Bank of the United States
The Bank of the United Nations
The National Bank of the United Nations
The Bank of the United States
45
This restored good relations between the US & France:
the Treaty of Grenville
grape juice
Pinckney's Treaty
the Convention of 1800
46
Who he?
Washington
Tallyrand
Madison
Adams
47
Sec of State and leading Dem-Rep
Hamilton
Knox
Labbe
Jefferson
48
Which of the following is not a characteristic of the Dem-Reps?
Poor farmers, artisans & small business owners
liked Hamilton over Jefferson
favored France over England
against the BUS & paper money
49
Regarding political parties, the Founding Fathers...
realized they were a "necessary evil" in politics
never imagined they would exist at all
were neutral in their opinion of them
encouraged their formation
50
Which of the following is not true regarding the Alien Act?
it was an attempt to suppress anti-Fed voting
it attempted to suppress anti-Fed immigration
it was unconstitutional
it had to expire too soon
51
Hamilton's proposed BUS was based on this:
the Santa Clause
Republicanism
9th Amendment
Necessary & Proper Clause
52
Who he?
Jefferson
Hamilton
Tallyrand
Washington
53
The VA & KY Resolutions declared the Alien & Sedition Acts were:
biased against states with small populations
unconstitutional
biased against states with large populations
constitutional
54
Created by Hamilton to keep the states bound to the fed gov't
assumption
Hamilton's Great Idea Number 11
amassment
adaption
55
Washington's VP, avoided war with France
John Jay Jinkleheimer Schmidt
John Addams
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
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Sec of Treasury and leading Fed
Knox
Jefferson
Adams
Hamilton
