Early Republic Quiz
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- Q1President: Bill of Rights added to ConstitutionWashingtonMonroeMadisonAdams30s
- Q2President: Set up first cabinet; federal court systemMonroeAdamsJeffersonWashington30s
- Q3President: Alien and Sedition ActsMonroeJeffersonAdamsAdams30s
- Q4President: War of 1812MadisonMonroeAdamsJefferson30s
- Q5President: Issued warning to European countries to keep out of North and South AmericaAdamsWashingtonMadisonMonroe30s
- Q6President: Purchased Louisiana TerritoryMonroeJeffersonMadisonAdams30s
- Q7Event that caused European Nations to gain respect for the United States.burning of Washington, D.C.Monroe DoctrineWar of 1812Battle of New Orleans30s
- Q8Helped plan the design for Washington, D.C.Benjamin BannekerAndrew JacksonSojourner TruthAlexander Hamilton30s
- Q9Cabinet members who had major disagreements during Washington's presidencyJefferson, AdamsHamilton, BurrAdams, HamiltonHamilton, Jefferson30s
- Q10Territory gained through a treaty with Spain.OregonTexasCaliforniaFlorida30s
- Q11Territory divided between the United States and Great BritainLouisianaOregonTexasFlorida30s
- Q12Territory that joined the United States after it became an independent republic.CaliforniaTexasLouisianaOregon30s
- Q13Territory the doubled the size of the United StatesOregonLouisianaTexasCalifonia30s
- Q14Belief the expansion was the good and the right of the United StatesIdealismManifest DestinyTrail of TearsLogging30s
- Q15Which was not a reason to go west?gold rushMore jobscheap, fertile landfreedom for runaways slaves30s