True/False
True/False II
Matching I
Matching II
Short Answer
100

George Washington entered the presidency intending to mold the new gov. into the pattern set by the republics of western europe

False (142)

100

the outcome of the whiskey rebellion proves that the national gov would not allow disobedience to federal laws

true (144-145)

100

A. John Adams    B. Aaron burr   

C. Edmond Charles Genet      D. John Jay

E. James Madison


A troublesome French diplomat 

C

100

A. Democratic-Republican Party. B. Federalist Party

C. Impressment.     D. Inauguration    E. Nullification


taking oath of office  

D

100

what is the name for a tax paid for the manufacture or sale of certain goods and services?

excise tax 143

100

The new gov. went into operation with heavy financial obligations

True (143)

100

the passage of a bill of rights was a priority for the first congress

true (146)

100

A. John Adams    B. Aaron burr   

C. Edmond Charles Genet      D. John Jay

E. James Madison


made an unpopular treaty with the British 

D

100

A. Democratic-Republican Party. B. Federalist Party

C. Impressment.     D. Inauguration    E. Nullification


Thomas Jefferson and those who agreed with him

A

100

where did Anthony Wayne defeat a band of Indians in order to put a stop to Indian attacks?

fallen timbers 146

100

At the beginning of the French Revolution, Americans were generally outraged by the French actions

false (147)

100

Alex. Hamilton waned the federal gov to repay state debts

true 144

100

A. John Adams    B. Aaron burr   

C. Edmond Charles Genet      D. John Jay

E. James Madison


The first vice president 

A

100

A. Democratic-Republican Party. B. Federalist Party

C. Impressment.     D. Inauguration    E. Nullification


putting Americans in the British navy

C

100

what did Washington issue to urge Americans to be impartial toward France and Britain in their war with each other?

neutrality proclamation 147-148

100

Hamilton intended that the major share of the national bank be privately owned and operated

true (143-144)
100
John Adams was less popular with Americans than washington was

true 151

100

A. John Adams    B. Aaron burr   

C. Edmond Charles Genet      D. John Jay

E. James Madison


tried to take the presidency away from Jefferson 

B

100

A. Democratic-Republican Party. B. Federalist Party

C. Impressment.     D. Inauguration    E. Nullification


supporters of the alien and sedition acts

B

100

who was John Adam's Vice President 

Thomas Jefferson 151

100

John Adam's failures as president were largely the result of his inadequate political background

 false (151)

100

the beginning of the nationals first two political parties were largely the result of differing views towards issues of foreign relations

false 143-144

100

A. John Adams    B. Aaron burr   

C. Edmond Charles Genet      D. John Jay

E. James Madison


Secretary of State who refused to deliver a judge's appointment

E

100

A. Democratic-Republican Party. B. Federalist Party

C. Impressment.     D. Inauguration    E. Nullification


a proposed state power over legislation 

E

100

president Adams avoided all out war with France by signing what agreement?

the convention of 1800 


154

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