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Unit 5 - Rise of Political Parties Review Quiz
Unit 5 - Rise of Political Parties Review Quiz
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He supported a strict construction Constitution that didnt allow the creation of a Nat'l Bank.
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
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They were against the French Revolution when it turned bloody, and sided w/ G.B. over France.
Hamilton & Federalist Party
Jefferson & Republican Party
3
They supported the French Rev. even when it turned bloody and stayed loyal to them over G.B.
Hamilton & Federalist Party
Jefferson & Republican Party
4
Based on the states’ rights theory, what does each state have the authority to do?
increase the number of U.S. senators
choose the president
rewrite the Bill of Rights
nullify federal law
5
They believed that the "best people" should run the gov. They were scared of too much democracy
Jefferson & Republican Party
Hamilton & Federalist Party
6
They viewed human nature w/ more hope. They believed informed people could make good decisions
Jefferson & Republican Party
Hamilton & Federalist Party
7
What advice did President Washington give to Americans in his Farewell Address?
Do not address the president with royal titles.
Support the revolution in France.
Pay taxes without complaint.
Do not let political party loyalty divide the nation.
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All of these were part of President Washington’s cabinet except the
Department of State.
Department of War.
Department of Food.
Treasury Department.
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Why did most Federalists favor good relations with Great Britain?
They feared their military power.
They depended on trading with them.
They wanted to be protected by them.
They wanted to be protected by them.
10
Republicans believed that the U.S. economy should be based on
manufacturing.
business.
agriculture.
trade.
11
This man was born on the island of St. Croix, and was an orphan with no family connections.
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
12
This man & party viewed humans as selfish, only out for only themselves.
Jefferson & Republican Party
Hamilton & Federalist Party
13
Why did Jefferson call the election of 1800 a peaceful revolution?
Slaves were able to vote for the first time.
Fighting in France ended.
Power passed from one group to another without violence.
Those who opposed his election moved out of the country.
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They favored strong state governments to keep the nat'l gov. from growing too powerful.
Hamilton & Federalist Party
Jefferson & Republican Party
15
Which of these was a major issue dividing the Federalist and Republican parties?
how to divide the nation's wealth equally
how large and powerful the military should be
how large and powerful the federal government should be
how many terms a president should serve in office
16
Which of these was one of the ways Republicans viewed the Alien and Sedition Acts?
as a tool to remove political parties
as an attack on the right of free speech
as a necessity to keep order in the new nation
as a way to increase citizen's rights
17
This man was born in Virginia to a wealth family.
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
18
They favored an economy based on business, manufacturing, and trade.
Jefferson & Republican Party
Hamilton & Federalist Party
19
They favored an economy based on agriculture (farming).
Hamilton & Federalist Party
Jefferson & Republican Party
20
He supported a loose construction of the Constitution that allowed the creation of a Nat'l Bank
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
21
According to Alexander Hamilton, how would a national bank serve the country’s interests?
It would create jobs for U.S. citizens.
It would provide loans to businesspeople.
It would eliminate the need for taxes.
It would be a place for foreign countries to deposit money.
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What did Alexander Hamilton believe was important for the U.S.to become a great nation?
agricultural growth
a strong economy based on business, manufacturing, and trade
powerful state governments
a partnership with France