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Miscellaneous
100

Who was the first President of the United States?

George Washington

100

Which political party favored strong central government and a loose interpretation of the Constitution?

Federalist Party

100

US signed the Jay Treaty in 1795 with what nation?

Britian

100

What role did the Cumberland Gap play in Tennessee’s westward expansion?

 It was a natural pass through the Appalachian Mountains that allowed settlers easier access to western territories, accelerating westward migration.

100

What is a precedent?

An action by a leader or government that others may use as a guide in similar situations.

200

What was the name of the letter that Washington wrote to the nation?

Farewell address

200

What political party favored limited central government, favored a strict interpretation of the Constitution?

Democratic- Republican Party

200

How did conflicts with Britain and France shape Adams' Foreign Policy?

Adams pursued peace with France to avoid a costly war.

200

Why was the 1796 Tennessee Constitution significant in the process of statehood?

 It created a government structure that mirrored the federal Constitution, making Tennessee’s application for statehood appealing to Congress.

200

what early laws were passed under the Adam's administration. That allowed the president to deport any non-citizen (alien) considered "dangerous to the peace and safety of the US" even in times of peace? 

Alien Acts

300

How many terms did George Washington serve before he believed it was enough?

2 Terms 8 years.

300

Who wanted to increase trade with other countries to grow the nation's economy?

Alexander Hamilton

300

What did X,Y, and Z demand from the American diplomats that went to France?

Large Bribe

300
  1. Why was Tennessee's path to statehood unusual compared to other territories?

 Tennessee achieved statehood without first becoming a U.S. territory, bypassing the typical territorial phase through a special agreement with Congress.

300

What is the naturalization act?

The becoming of a US citizen.

400

What did Washington warn about in his letter?

1. Emphasized unity

2. Warned against political parties

3. No foreign entanglements 

400

Who wanted to grow the economy through farming and exchanging goods domestically?

Thomas Jefferson

400

What was the result of the American diplomats not paying the bribe to X, Y, and Z and not coming to a compromise? 

Quasi War (Naval warfare) 

400

How did the Tennessee Constitution of 1796 address the issue of voting rights?

 It allowed all white men to vote regardless of property ownership, making Tennessee one of the first states to expand suffrage in this way.

400

What was the purpose of the National Bank?

National Bank aimed to provide economic stability, support the central government, lay the foundation for a secure prosperous US economy.

500

To assist with paying for the war taxing the selling of alcoholic beverages made from grain, including whiskey. This led to what historical event?

Whiskey rebellion in western PA

500

What is the difference between the strict vs loose interpretation of the Constitution?

Strict= rigged no change

Loose= up for interpretation things vary

500

Jefferson and Madison argued that the sedition act was unconstitutional. Which amendment did the sedition act contradict?

1st Amendment 

500

What was the name of the lost state within eastern TN and lasted 4 years?

Lost state of Franklin

500

Who was from Virgina and opposed the National Bank and wanted trade and money to stay within the US?

Thomas Jefferson. 

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