Washington’s Precedents
Hamilton’s Plan
French Revolution & Neutrality
Political Parties
John Adams & XYZ Affair
100
An example for future leaders to follow.
Answer: What is a precedent
100
The Founding Father who created a financial plan.
Answer: Who is Alexander Hamilton?
100
One cause of the French Revolution involving unfair class treatment.
Answer: What is social and economic inequality?
100
Groups formed to organize support for views.
Answer: What are political parties?
100
The second President of the United States.
Answer: Who is John Adams?
200
The ceremony where the president takes the oath of office.
Answer: What is an inauguration?
200
Hamilton sold these to pay down Revolutionary War debt.
Answer: What are bonds?
200
The prison taken apart piece by piece for one year.
Answer: What is the Bastille?
200
This party was Pro-British.
Answer: Who are the Federalists?
200
French agents who tried to bribe Americans.
Answer: Who are X, Y, and Z?
300
Washington chose this title instead of “Your Highness.”
Answer: What is Mr. President?
300
Hamilton’s plan solved these national problems.
Answer: What are financial problems / national debt?
300
The king and queen executed by guillotine.
Answer: Who are Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette?
300
This party supported France.
Answer: Who are the Democratic-Republicans?
300
“Millions for defense, but not one cent for tribute” refers to this event.
Answer: What is the XYZ Affair?
400
Washington stepped down voluntarily after this many terms.
Answer: What is two terms
400
Bonds helped pay off debt from this war.
Answer: What is the Revolutionary War?
400
Washington’s policy of not taking sides.
Answer: What is neutrality?
400
Southern state that supported Jefferson.
Answer: What is Georgia?
400
Adams built up this branch of the military.
Answer: What is the Navy?
500
Washington added this phrase to the Oath of Office.
Answer: What is “so help me God”?
500
Selling bonds strengthened this system of America.
Answer: What is the economy / financial system?
500
This country challenged U.S. neutrality by attacking ships.
Answer: What is Britain?
500
Washington warned these were dangerous.
Answer: What are political parties?
500
These Acts limited press freedom and immigration rights.
Answer: What are the Alien and Sedition Acts?