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6. An attempt by the French to force Americans to pay a bribe to stop attacks on America ships

7. XYZ Affair

8. Someone from another country

9. Alien

10. Stirring up rebellion against a country

11. Sedition

12. Seizing sailors and forcing them to serve another country

13. Impressment

14. Right of states to limit powers of the federal government

15. States’ rights

16. Example to be followed by others in the future

17. Precedent

18. Presidential ceremony for oath of office

19. Inauguration

20. Government certificate to raise money

21. Bond

22. Not favoring either side in a dispute

23. Neutral

24. Organized political group

25. Faction

26. True/False: The Jay Treaty helped the United States avoid war with France

27. False: Great Britain

28. True/False: Federalists in Congress passed laws to limit immigration and free speech

29. True: Alien & Sedition Acts

30. True/False: The debate over states’ rights had been going on since the writing of the Constitution.

31. True

32. Why did Washington give the advice to stay out of European affairs?

33. He didn’t want America to be dragged into Europe’s wars

34. Farmers were most likely to support which political party?

35. Republicans

36. What did Washington do that showed the strength of the Federal government?

37. He sent 13,000 troops to put down the Whiskey Rebellion

38. How were the American and French Revolutions similar?

39. They were both efforts to overthrow monarchy and end inequality

40. Which of Washington’s advisors had the greatest impact on his economic policy?

41. Alexander Hamilton

42. Why did Southern states agree or disagree with Hamilton’s financial plan?

43. Southern states had already paid off their debts; they thought the tariff would help the north but hurt the south

44. Why did southerners agree to Hamilton’s plan?

45. They agreed to build a permanent capital in the south.

46. What did the Sedition Act violate?

47. The 1 st Amendment

48. Who wanted the Federal government to have more power?

49. Alexander Hamilton

50. Thomas Jefferson was a…

51. Republican

52. Thomas Jefferson supported what country?

53. France

54. George Washington set a precedent by

55. Stepping down after two terms

56. What was the XYZ Affair about?

57. France wanted the U.S. to pay “tribute”, payment/bribe to avoid war

58. John Adams was part of which political party?

59. Federalists

60. In his farewell address, George Washington warned against the dangers of..

61. Political parties

62. A tax on liquor led to the…

63. Whiskey Rebellion

64. Which economic group supported the Federalists?

65. Business, manufacturing

66. Make your wager

67. What are three precedents set by George Washington as president?

68. Oath of office: “so help me, God.” Using the military Diplomacy first Two-term limit “Mr. President” and image