Question 1

Gave the President the authority to deport any foreigner that is thought to be dangerous.

Accepted Answer

Alien Act

Answer

Kentucky-Virginia Resolutions

Answer

Sedition Act

Question 2

Made it a crime to write, print, utter or publish anything critical of the government.

Accepted Answer

Sedition Act

Answer

Alien Act

Answer

Kentucky-Virginia Resolutions

Question 3

Democrat-Republicans believed this act was meant to silence their opposition to war with France.

Accepted Answer

Sedition Act

Answer

Kentucky-Virginia Resolutions

Answer

Alien Act

Question 4

The Sedition Act violated this amendment.

Accepted Answer

1st amendment

Answer

4th amendment

Answer

10th amendment

Question 5

These were specific freedoms that the Sedition Act limited.

Accepted Answer

press and speech

Answer

speech and assembly

Answer

press and petition

Question 6

What issue most divided the Federalist party?

Accepted Answer

War with France

Answer

Alien-Sedition Acts

Answer

Creation of Army

Question 7

What two actions did Congress take to prepare for war with France?

Accepted Answer

Improve Navy and create Provisional Army

Answer

Pass Alien-Sedition Acts and send ambassador to France

Answer

Create Provisional Army and sign treaty with Great Britain

Question 8

Rebellion in the form of actions, words or writing that is against the government.

Accepted Answer

sedition

Question 9

Government statement issuing their opinion or intention about an issue.

Accepted Answer

resolution

Answer

alien

Answer

sedition

Question 10

A foreigner

Accepted Answer

alien

Question 11

The rights and powers that a state has to govern itself and limit the power of the federal government.

Accepted Answer

states' rights

Answer

nullification

Answer

resolution

Question 12

The right or power of a state to cancel any federal law that they believe violate the Constitution.

Accepted Answer

nullification

Answer

states' rights

Answer

resolution

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