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Unit 4: A New Nation: 1789-1815
Unit 4: A New Nation: 1789-1815
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1
The idea that Europe should stay out of the Western Hemisphere...
The Monroe Doctrine
The Truman Doctrine
The Treaty of Ghent
The Missouri Compromise
2
_________ was an effect of The War of 1812.
A weaker Army
Gaining Canadian land
Rise in Nationalism/Patriotism
Continued European interference
3
This treaty briefly ended British attacks on U.S. ships and the frontier but was unpopular with Americans.
Pinkney's Treaty
Hamilton's Treaty
Treaty of Paris
Jay's Treaty
4
Which statement about the election of 1824 is true?
The winner of the popular vote did not have enough electoral votes to win
Many people based their votes on their opinions about slavery.
People did not think a military leader could be a good political leader.
The legislature appealed to the Supreme Court to decide the election
5
Hamilton faced opposition from Antifederalists, who feared that a strong national government would...
Threaten states’ rights and personal freedoms.
eventually abolish all state governments.
not gain the support of people living in the northern states.
not send federal tax money to the South.
6
Washington chose to only serve 2 terms as President.
True
False
7
The incident led to an undeclared naval war between the U.S. and France...
Alien and Sedition Acts
The Proclamation of Neutrality
The Embargo Act
The XYZ Affair
8
Which political party supported the establishment of a National Bank?
The Democratic-Republicans
The Federalists
The Green Party
The Antifederalists
9
What was the Supreme Court’s decision in the 1824 case of Gibbons v. Ogden?
The Constitution gives Congress the implied power to create a nat'l bank.
The Constitution gives Congress sole power over the nation’s money supply.
The federal government has the sole power to regulate interstate commerce.
States can regulate commerce on canals but not on natural waterways.
10
The 2 year "undeclared" war with the French is also known as the .......
Quasi War
Maritime War
Invisible War
French-American War
11
The British practice of Impressment is one of the causes of the War of 1812.
False
True
12
The Election of 1800 was.....
All 3
Decided in the House of Representatives
between J. Adams and T. Jefferson
The first transfer of power between opposing political parties in the US.
13
This symbol of America was created during the battle of Ft. McHenry and became official in 1931.
The Statue of Liberty
The Star Spangled Banner
Uncle Sam
The Bald Eagle
14
What was Henry Clay’s role in the Missouri Compromise?
He was a big supporter of the compromise when it was proposed to Congress.
He negotiated the terms of the compromise and got Congress to accept it
He didn't agree with the original compromise and revised it.
. He opposed the compromise and tried to persuade Congress to veto it.
15
We (the United States)did not cede (lose) any land to England in the Treaty of Ghent.
False
True
16
Important leaders of the Federalists and the Democratic Republicans, respectively, were
Madison,Jefferson
Hamilton, Jay
Washington,Adams
Hamilton, Jefferson
17
Why was building the federal government a challenge for President Washington's administration
The Constitution did not contain many rules to guide the administration.
Washington was unable to organize and set priorities for the new gov't.
The new federal court system restricted the powers of the President.
British forces continued to attack the American army.
18
The Erie Canal helped turn New York City into America's business center
True
False
19
What treaty ended the War of 1812
The Treaty of Baltimore
Pinckney's Treaty
Treaty of Ghent
Treaty of Paris
20
Marbury v Madison established the principle of Judicial Review which is.....
a power of the Legislative Branch
Power of courts to determine whether laws follow the Constitution
not used anymore
The rules for Supreme Court nominations
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A set of 4 laws that restricted first amendment rights
The Adams Acts
Liable and Immigration Acts
Alien and Sedition Acts
Insurrection Acts
