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GeorgeWashington

John Adams

ThomasJefferson

James Madison

James Monroe

Define inaugurated. (1)

A 100

Inaugurated means to swear into office.

A 100

What did Washington believe that U.S. foreign policy

should be? (7)

A 200

He said our foreign policy should be to avoid entangling alliances with other nations.

A 200

What did Washington prove by sending the army to put

down the Whiskey Rebellion? (5)

A 300

He proved that he was willing and able to enforce the law. The federal government was

stronger than during the Articles of Confederation.

A 300

What did the Federalists believe?

A 400

The economy should be based on manufacturing, rich & well educated men should rule, the federal government should be stronger than the

states.

A 400

Name three members of Washington’s original

cabinet. (3)

A 500

Vice President – John Adams

Secretary of State – Thomas Jefferson

Secretary of Treasury – Alexander Hamilton

Secretary of War – Henry Knox

Attorney General – Edmund Randolph

A 500

Which political party was John Adams in?

B 100

John Adams was a Federalist.

B 100

Who was John Adams’ Vice-President?

B 200

His Vice-President was Thomas Jefferson.

B 200

Which amendment of the Bill of Rights did the Alien and

Sedition acts violate?

B 300

They violated the first amendment of the Bill of

Rights.

B 300

Who were the American diplomats trying to see during

the XYZ Affair?

B 400

They wanted to see Charles Talleyrand, the French Prime

Minister.

B 400

What was made illegal under the Alien and Sedition Acts?

B 500

Speaking out against the government or any

government agency (like a judge during a trial).

B 500

What was Jefferson’s vision for the nation?

C 100

He envisioned a nation of small independent farmers.

C 100

What city did Jefferson attempt to buy from

Napoleon?

C 200

He wanted to buy New Orleans.

C 200

Why did Napoleon sell the Louisiana Territory to the

USA? (21)

C 300

He has not other colonies in the Western Hemisphere, he

needed money to fund his war in Europe, and he did not have the man-power to protect the Louisiana

Territory.

C 300

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C 400

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Who died on the same day as Jefferson?

C 400

Both Adams and Jefferson died on July 4, 1826. The fiftieth anniversary of the

signing of the Declaration of Independence

C 400

What were the three main purposes of the Lewis and

Clark Expedition?

C 500

Create maps of the Louisiana Territory, make friendly relationships with Native

Americans, and find an all water route to the Pacific

Ocean.

C 500

What is impressments?

D 100

Impressment was kidnapping of American sailors to work

of British ships.

D 100

Who were the War Hawks? What did they want?

D 200

War Hawks were westerners who wanted to go to war with England. They wanted to gain

control of Canada and stop Native American resistance.

D 200

List three effects of the War of 1812.

D 300

Increase in manufacturing, weakened, Native American

resistance to American occupation of the Northwest

Territory, and increased patriotism.

D 300

What were Lowell Mills?

D 400

Lowell Mills were textile mills that combined the

spinning and weaving in one building.

D 400

What role did Dolley Madison play in the War of

1812? (30)

D 500

She saved the Declaration of Independence and a painting of George Washington from being destroyed as she fled

Washington DC.

D 500

Did James Monroe practice nationalism or sectionalism?

E 100

Monroe was a nationalist.

E 100

What did the Monroe Doctrine say?

E 200

It said that the USA would not tolerate any European

interference in the Western Hemisphere.

E 200

What did Spain the USA disagree about?

E 300

They disagreed about how Florida should be policed

(USA wanted to stop Seminole raids and run away

slaves).

E 300

Why was the Monroe Doctrine written?

E 400

Several Latin American countries had won their

independence from Spain and Portugal and the USA didn’t

want other European countries to help Spain and

Portugal keep their colonies.

E 400

What did the U.S. gain after the Adams-Onis Treaty?

E 500

Florida became part of the USA.

E 500

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Four of the first five presidents owned slaves. Which president

never owned slaves?

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John Adams

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