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1 Smack that Pig! This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

2 “Father of the National Bank” and the leader of the Federalists?
John Adams Tallyrand Thomas Jefferson Alexander Hamilton

3 President who sent Lewis and Clark on the expedition to explore the Louisiana Territory?
George Washington Thomas Jefferson John Adams James Madison

4 Name of the Native woman who assisted in the Lewis and Clark expedition’s success…
Sacagawea Squanto Pocahontas Charbano

5 A Democratic-Republican
If I believe in a loose interpretation of the Constitution and a strong central government – I am…? A Federalist John Adams A Democratic-Republican Both A and C

6 The Embargo Act… Immediately hurt American merchants Stopped ALL trade
Was established in Thomas Jefferson’s presidency All of the Above

7 The court case of Marbury V Madison gave us…?
Judicial Review The Sedition Act The Alien Act The Embargo Act

8 What did Judicial Review do?
It put people in jail who talked bad about the government It allowed the President to pick a new judge at any time It increased the Supreme Court judges from 5 to 9 It gives the Court the power to declare Congress’s laws unconstitutional

9 “A ban on trade” Smuggling Inauguration Embargo Precedent

10 The starting location of the Lewis and Clark expedition…
Sacramento, California St. Louis, Missouri Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania New Orleans, Louisiana

11 Secretary of State – Thomas Jefferson
The name of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who went to ENGLAND to get a treaty over the issue of ship-seizing… Mr. John Jay Mr. XYZ Charles Tallyrand Secretary of State – Thomas Jefferson

12 Which country was seizing our ships AND kidnapping our sailors during TJ’s presidency?
France Spain Great Britain Mexico

13 “kidnapping and forcing into service/slavery”
Embargo Impressment Blockade Smuggling

14 The name of the Lewis and Clark group of explorers?
Corpse of Discovery Super Explorers Corps of Discovery I Like Turtles

15 Who were the two guys sent to buy NEW ORLEANS from the French??
James Madison and John Jay Marbury and Madison John Adams and Thomas Pinkney Robert Livingston and James Monroe

16 Jefferson’s war with a north Africa country over the issue of BRIBE money for travel on the Mediterranean… War with Tripoli The Revolutionary War The War of 1812 The French Revolution

17 Bribe $ Tribute Domestic Laissez Faire Sedition

18 The power States might want in order to CANCEL federal laws they don’t like…
Impressment Nullify Corpse Laissez Faire

19 Laissez Faire means Stretch the Constitution Kidnap
(Government) “Hands off” (of Business) Ships surround

20 The Emperor of France who wanted sale money from Louisiana Territory to fund his goal of global domination… Sacagawea Charles Tallyrand Napoleon Bonaparte XYZ

21 The cost of the Louisiana Purchase…
$15 million $2 Million $10 Million It was FREE

22 The Election of 1800 was strange because…
President and Vice President were of separate parties Jefferson and Aaron Burr tied There were no political parties There was an unanimous vote

23 “Talking smack about the government” and “stirring up a rebellion; treason talk”
Alien Neutral Sedition Tariff

24 Second President, first VP and “Father of the Navy”
George Washington Alexander Hamilton John Adams Thomas Jefferson

25 Leader of the Democratic-Republican Party, friend of the farmer, State’s Rights lover…
Thomas Jefferson Alexander Hamilton John Adams George Washington

26 Sent the military to squash a farm revolt in Pennsylvania
Thomas Jefferson John Jay John Adams George Washington

27 Made immigrants wait 14 years before becoming US citizens and let the president kick out “dangerous foreigners” Alien Acts Embargo Act Sedition Act Neutrality Act

28 What did Lewis and Clark REALLY want to find?
Indian women A pot of gold A Missouri River that connected to the Pacific Ocean Prairie Dogs

29 Louisiana Purchase – what did Jefferson REALLY want to buy??
Mexico Haiti Tripoli New Orleans

30 Washington’s biggest problem, inherited at the start of his presidency was…
French stealing our ships Our NATIONAL DEBT Our sailors getting kidnapped The assassination of Alexander Hamilton

31 Which is NOT a Washington Precedent?
“Stay out of foreign affairs” “Call me, Mr. President” “So help me God” “Only take two terms”

32 What will the Embargo Act do?
Hurt American merchants immediately Increase smuggling Stop trade with all foreign countries All of the above

33 Why should Adams be PRAISED as a President?
He signed the Sedition Act He refused to run for a second term He kept America from war with France All of the above

34 Why was Jefferson embarrassed as a President?
He lost the war with Tripoli He bought land he didn’t really have permission to buy He gave bribe money to pirates in the Mediterranean He refused to let America go to war against England

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