Adams' Presidency
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- Q1Which constitutional amendment did the Sedition Act violate?8th amendment - no cruel or unusual punishment4th amendment - right to be protected from illegal searches1st amendment - freedom of speech / press2nd amendment - right to bear arms30s
- Q2The Alien and Sedition Acts showed that the US government hadalways treated immigrants fairlyeffectively protected civil liberties for all citizensrestricted the civil liberties during a time of crisis30s
- Q3In response to the Alien and Sedition Acts, the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions claimed that states had the power ofnullificationemancipationratificationannexation30s
- Q4The Alien and Sedition Acts and the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions reflected the conflict betweenstate's rights and federal supremacyCongress and the Presidentcivilians and the militaryThe Senate and the Supreme Court30s
- Q5The doctrine of nullification (proposed in the KY and VA Resolutions) claims thatthe President can overturn a congressional decisionthe federal government can ignore a state lawThe Supreme Court can rule a law unconstitutionalstates can ignore a federal law they believe is unconstitutional30s