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Who wants to be a Millionaire? Hosted by Mr. Haldeman

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The Prizes 1 - $ $ $ $1, $2, $4, $8, $16, $32, $64, $125, $250, $500, $1,000,000 or no test tomorrow!

Lifelines “Phone a friend” Poll the audience Look in your notes

$100 This architect was appointed by George Washington to design the nation’s new capital of Washington, D.C. B – Eli Whitney A – Oliver Evans C – Charles L’Enfant D – John Fitch C – Charles L’Enfant

$200 Which of the following was NOT a technological innovation of the late 18 th Century? B – The John Bull locomotive A – Eli Whitney’s Cotton Gin C – Samuel Slater’s Rhode Island System D – Oliver Evans’ Steam Engine B – The John Bull locomotive

$500 In 1792 this western territory became the 14 th state to join the union. B - Tennessee A - Kentucky C - Ohio D - Michigan A - Kentucky

$1,000 Due to the remote, and difficult lifestyle, this became the most important institution on the western frontier B - schools A - government C – the military D - religion

$2,000 Anthony Wayne’s victory in this battle, and the subsequent Treaty of Greenville, opened up the Northwest for settlement. B – Wounded Knee A – Horseshoe Bend C – Fallen Timbers D - Tippecanoe C – Fallen Timbers

$4,000 Which of the following was NOT true of Spanish policy in the 1790’s? B – The Mississippi was opened A – Free land was offered in Florida C – Missions were established in California D – The Comanches and Apaches were defeated D – Comanches and Apaches defeated

$8,000 Which proposal by Alexander Hamilton was NOT enacted by Congress? B – A National Bank A – Federal assumption of state debt C – A protective tariff D – A revenue tariff C – A protective tariff

$16,000 This 1790 agreement between Britain and Spain opened the Pacific Northwest for settlers from both nations. B – The Treaty of Seattle A – The Adams-Onis Treaty C – The Nootka Convention D – The Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo C – The Nootka Convention

$32,000 This French minister upset the Washington administration by hiring American ships and crews to wage war against British merchant vessels. B - Montesquieu A - Talleyrand C – Jean Baptist Colbert D – Edmond Genet

$64,000 Which was NOT a final provision of the Jay Treaty? B – payment for ships confiscated in Caribbean A – British troops would leave the Northwest C – A British promise to end impressment D – Opening of some British West Indian ports C – promise to end impressment

$125,000 The French demand for a bribe from American diplomats in order to negotiate with French Officials over the seizure of U.S. ships was called the: B – Corrupt Bargain A – OMG Affront C – XYZ Affair D – Franco-American Affair C – XYZ Affair

$250,000 These laws increased the residency requirement for citizenship from 5 to 14 years, and gave the president power to detain and/or deport citizens of enemy nations in times of war. B – Sedition Acts A – Alien Acts C – Deportation Acts D – Libel Acts A – Alien Acts

$500,000 The Adams Administration’s heavy-handed response to this tax “revolt” in Bucks County, PA contributed to the growing support for the Republican Party B – The Aurora Revolt A – The Whiskey Rebellion C – The Regulators Redux D – The Fries Rebellion

$1,000,000 John Adams’ decision to negotiate this agreement with France ended the hostilities of the Quasi War, but aided Thomas Jefferson’s chances in the election of 1800 B – The Convention of 1800 A – The 1800 Treaty of Amity C – The Directorate of 1800 D – The Treaty of Paris (1800) B – The Convention of 1800

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