
Chapter 9 Review
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- Q1Another name for precedentmistakediscoveryamendmentexample30s
- Q2What was the Judiciary Act of 1789?the creation of the federal court system (Judicial Branch)the creation of the Presidential Cabinet (Executive Branch)the creation of the Congress (Legislative Branch)the creation of the First National Bank60s
- Q3Why did Washington create three levels of courts in the Judiciary Act of 1789?People needed to be punished and jailed for crimes.The government's success depended on understanding and following the laws.The Judicial Branch needed to be stronger than any other branch of government.The lower courts should be more powerful than the Supreme Court.120s
- Q4Who really elects our president?the Electoral Collegethe votersstate delegateseveryone over 18120s
- Q5What does it mean to be "neutral?"to plot against your enemiesto favor your alliesto not take sidesto decrease a nation's debt45s
- Q6What was the main cause of the Whiskey Rebellion?state debtbondsneutralitytaxes45s
- Q7Why did President Washington take part in stopping the Whiskey Rebellion?He wanted to encourage citizen-led rebellion.He enjoyed being Commander of the Army.He didn't like farmers.He believed the people needed to understand Congress' right to create and pass taxes.120s
- Q8Which warning did Washington advise the nation NOT TO DO?create too much debtcreate taxes carefullystay neutral with other countrieseducate its citizens60s
- Q9Which warning did Washington believe was the key to a nation's success?making strong allies and enemieseliminating all taxespolitical unityallowing foreign countries to help run our government120s
- Q10Which were the first two political parties to form in the US?Liberals and ConservativesAnti-Federalists and RepublicansRepublicans and DemocratsFederalists and Democratic-Republicans60s
- Q11Why did Federalist President Adams pass the Alien & Sedition Acts?to increase government powerto imprison all foreignersto protect the government from criticismto punish French citizens120s
- Q12Why did Republicans criticize the Alien and Sedition Acts?They violated the First Amendment.They made it too easy to become a US citizen.They were too lenient on immigrants.They allowed government criticism in newspapers.120s
- Q13Why were some people against Hamilton's economic plan?People opposed the Capital moving to the North.People who already sold their bonds would not make any money.The government was refusing to pay off states' debts.The South had much more debt than the North.120s
- Q14How did Britain and France punish America for not taking sides in their war?They closed their ports to American ships.They raised their import taxes.Each country attacked our merchant ships.They bribed America to secretly send them supplies.120s
- Q15Which country practiced impressment and forced sailors to serve in their navy?AmericaSpainFranceBritain120s