2. Chapter Eight Review

3. Protect This! Crazy Cats Rhyming with Orange One, Two, Buckle your Shoe PoliticsOh my! Maps and Charts 20 40 60 80 100 120

4. 20 Points What did Congress establish a federal court system with? Judiciary Act 1789

5. 40 Points True or False: In 1789, Congress set up the State Department, Treasury Department, and War Department to help President Washington run the government. True

6. 40 Points True or False: In 1789, Congress set up the State Department, Treasury Department, and War Department to help President Washington run the government. True

7. 80 Points What law made it illegal to criticize the government? Sedition Act

8. 100 Points What is the group of advisors to the president called? Cabinet

9. 120 Points Who was the first Secretary of the Treasury under George Washington? A) Alexander Hamilton B) Henry Knox C) John Jay D) James Dean A) Alexander Hamilton

10. 20 Points The amount the nation’s government owes is called the…. National Debt

11. 40 Points Which view did Jefferson not hold? A) Rule by the wealthy class? B) Pro-French C) Strong state governments D) Pro-State banks A) Rule by the wealthy class

12. 60 Points Which view did Thomas Jefferson not hold? A) Rule by the wealthy class B) Pro-French ideas C) Strong state governments D) Rule by the people A) Rule by the wealthy class

13. 80 Points To prepare for election, the Federalists and the Republicans held meetings called? A) Caucuses B) Constitution Meeting C) Political gatherings D) Partisan Power meetings A) Caucuses

14. 100 Points What treaty did the British agree to withdraw from American soil, pay damages for ships they had seized, and allow American ships to trade? A) Tom’s Treaty B) Jim’s Treaty C) Jay’s Treaty D) Bob’s Treaty C) Jay’s Treaty

15. 120 Points True or False: Congress passed the Alien and Sedition Acts in an effort to protect the security of the nation. True

16. 20 Points The Democratic Republicans believed in what type of banks? A) State B) National C) Regional D) No banks A) State Banks

17. 40 Points True or False: The Bill of Rights limits the power of government and protects the rights of individuals True

18. 60 Points What law gave the president the power to deport aliens? A) Sedition Act B) Alien Act C) Judiciary Act D) Salesman Act B) Alien Act

19. 80 Points True or False: George Washington expressed concern that political parties were a threat to the ability of the people in government to work together. True

20. 100 Points What type of person would probably not have been a member of the Federalist party? A) Farmer B) Banker C) Factory Owner D) Business Owner A) Farmer

21. 120 Points What made it more difficult for white aliens to become citizens? A) Sedition Act B) Alien Act C) Naturalization Act D) XYZ Affair C) Naturalization Act

22. 20 Points True or False: The Whiskey Rebellion was a civil uprising against the taxing power of the federal government True

23. 40 Points The ___ Amendment of the Constitution provides protections for people accused of crimes A) First B) Fourth C) Fifth D) Ninth C) Fifth

24. 60 Points True or False: As members of Washington’s cabinet, Hamilton and Jefferson shared many of the same ideas on economic policy and foreign relations. False

25. 80 Points True or False: Many people opposed Jay’s Treaty because it allowed British soldiers to remain on American soil until 1803? True

26. 100 Points True or False: Washington was turned down when he offered to serve three terms as president. False

27. 120 Points What are the first 10 amendments that were added to the Constitution? Bill of Rights

28. 20 Points What department handles relations with other nations? A) State B) Treasury C) War D) Agriculture A) State Department

29. 40 Points A person favoring one side of a political issues is a… A) Partisan B) Green backer C) Mudslinger D) Interesting person A) Partisan

30. 60 Points The Democratic-Republicans believed in strong state governments and rule by whom? Rule by the people

31. 80 Points The First Amendment protects the ___ of individuals in the United States. A) Right to vote B) Civil liberties C) Right to bear arms D) Right to a fair trial B) Civil Liberties

32. 100 Points What powers are called that are not expressly stated. A) Implied B) Accepted C) Forbidden D) Unknown A) Implied Powers

33. 120 Points The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions suggested that states might A) Be bound by federal laws B) Write their own laws C) Nullify federal laws D) Overturn neighboring states’ laws C) Nullify federal laws

34. 20 Points True or False: Southern states did not like Hamilton’s plan to pay off the federal debt because they owed less for the cost of the American Revolution than Northern states. True

35. 40 Points The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of 1798 and 1799 spelled out a theory of A) States’ Rights B) Individual Rights C) Federal Rights D) Soldiers’ rights A) States’ Rights

36. 60 Points George Washington warned that political parties would A) Divide the nation B) Create lively debate C) Help the nation D) Destroy states’ rights A) Divide the Nation

37. 80 Points What does it mean to nullify? Overturn

38. 100 Points What is it referred to as when a group does not pick either side in an issue? Neutral

39. 120 Points What political group from the 1790s would be considered to be in power today? Federalists Democratic Republicans

40. 20 Points What physical feature did the battle at Ft. Defiance occur? Wabash River

41. 40 Points What would be the best title of the flow chart? Causes & Effects of Political Parties

42. 60 Points What do banks receive when they loan money to businesses? Interest

43. 80 Points How could you explain the price of cotton compared to the number of bales? The price goes down

44. 100 Points What is the eastern border of the Louisiana Purchase? Mississippi River

45. 120 Points When comparing the North and South sides of Monticello, how could you explain them- what’s in common? Balanced