Early Republic 1
This amendment allows people to share their opinions and voice concerns about important issues in a constitutional republic.
What is the 1st Amendment? (1 Throw)
Which president had to deal with the following:
Creating a Court System.
The Whiskey Rebellion.
The National Bank.
Who is George Washington. (1 Throw)
This Supreme Court case created Judicial Review that power to the Supreme Court to determine if laws were unconstitutional or not...
Marbury v. Madison (1 Throw)
This law created a process for forming territories and admitting new states.
What is the Northwest Ordinance. (1 Throw)
This development during the Age of Jackson allowed more white men without property to vote, drastically changing voter turnout.
What is expanded suffrage for white males. (1Throw)
This freedom allows the media to inform the public, share opinions, and raise concerns about important issues in a constitutional republic.
What is freedom of the press? (1 Throw)
Allows people to practice any religion or no religion without government interference.
What is the 1st Amendment. (1 Throw)
This 1803 Supreme Court case, presided over by Chief Justice John Marshall, established the principle that the Court can declare laws unconstitutional.
What is Marbury v. Madison? (1 Throw)
The process set the standard at 60,000 people as a minimum population to apply for statehood.
What is the Northwest Ordinance. (1 Throw)
This Foreign Policy stopped European countries from interfering with countries near the United States...
Monroe Doctrine
The First Amendment protects these freedoms, allowing people to share and promote their religious beliefs and to choose whether or how to participate in religious services.
What is freedom of religion? (1 Throw)
This presidential decision reflected Andrew Jackson’s belief that the Bank favored the wealthy elite and hurt the common people.
What is veto of the National Bank charter. (1 Throw)
This 1819 Supreme Court case, led by Chief Justice John Marshall, ruled that states cannot tax federal institutions and affirmed the constitutionality of a national bank, strengthening federal power over the states.
What is McCulloch v. Maryland? (1 Throw)
Which president had to deal with the following:
Creating a Court System.
The Whiskey Rebellion.
The National Bank.
Who is George Washington. (1 Throw)
This government action removed the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole from their homelands, leading to the Trail of Tears.
What is relocation of Native American tribes. (1 Throw)
By prohibiting the creation of a national religion, this clause protects religious diversity and government neutrality.
What is the Establishment Clause? (1 Throw)
To warn European powers not to establish new colonies in the Western Hemisphere.
What is the Monroe Doctrine. (1 Throw)
In Marbury v. Madison (1803), Chief Justice John Marshall declared that it is the duty of the judicial branch to interpret the law, establishing this power of the Supreme Court.
What is judicial review? (1 Throw)
This belief helped Andrew Jackson win widespread support from frontier settlers, farmers, and workers.
What is desire for a president who represented the “common man”. (1 Throw)
Issued in 1823, this policy warned European nations that no new attempts at colonization should be made in Latin America and that the U.S. would view such actions as a threat.
What is the Monroe Doctrine? (1 Throw)
This amendment guarantees that citizens can freely practice their religion without government interference, a concept reflected in the 1791 Pennsylvania Charter of Privileges.
What is the First Amendment? (1 Throw)
“This 1682 Pennsylvania document stated that people who believed in one Almighty God would not be harmed for their religious beliefs or forced to attend any particular church.”
What is religious tolerance? ( 1 Throw)
These landmark Supreme Court cases—one establishing judicial review and the other confirming federal supremacy over the states—both expanded the power of the national government.
What are Marbury v. Madison and McCulloch v. Maryland? (1 Throw)
This growing dispute between northern and southern states intensified because of differing beliefs about federal authority and state power.
What is increased conflict over tariff policies. (1 Throw)
Monroe's main argument and why he supported the creation of the Monroe Doctrine...
What is European Powers should not colonize the western Hemisphere (1 Throw)