Module 7 Test Team 1
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- Q1How did the people elect George Washington?directly by votenone of theseby a vote in the house and senateThrough a group known as the electoral college which represented the peoples vote30sEditDelete
- Q2What is a "cabinet?"a place where important presidential papers are keptboth of thesea group of advisors to the president30sEditDelete
- Q3Alexander Hamilton was put in charge of which office?all of thesecourtstreasurysecretary of state30sEditDelete
- Q4Which of these created the system of federal courts?none of theseNorthwest OrdinanceArticle 1 of the ConstitutionJudiciary Act of 178930sEditDelete
- Q5Farmers and Merchants expected different things from government. What were these expectations?none of thesefarmers wanted fair tax laws while merchants wanted simpler trade lawsfarmers wanted simpler trade laws while merchants wanted simpler tax laws30sEditDelete
- Q6Hamilton and Jefferson disagreed over the repayment of the national debt. What was the specific topic they disagreed over?taxeslawscourtsbonds30sEditDelete
- Q7How was the disagreement over repayment of state debts finally arrived at?it was agreed that the national government would repay all state debts in exchange for moving the capitol farther northnone of theseit was agreed that the states would repay their own debtsIt was agreed that the national government would help repay all state debts in exchange for moving the capital farther south30sEditDelete
- Q8What was Jefferson's fear about the National bank?he thought it might give too much power to the peoplehe thought it might give too much power to the state governmentall of thesehe thought it might give too much power to the federal government30sEditDelete
- Q9Why did Washington issues the Neutrality Proclamation?none of theseto come to the rescue of SpainTo keep the US out of a war between France and Englandto get the US involved in a war between France and Britian30sEditDelete
- Q10Why were Americans reluctant to help the French in their revolution?The Revolution was inspired partly by the American Revolutionnone of theseThe Revolution was so violent30sEditDelete
- Q11In return for promises not to side with the British, what promise did Pinckney get from Spain?a promise from the Spanish to keep the port of New Orleans open to American tradea promise from the French not to invadenone of these30sEditDelete
- Q12Why was control of the Mississippi and New Orleans so important for Americans?The river was unimportant to the FrenchThe river was like a highway for American trade at that timeThe river would allow British shipping far inland30sEditDelete
- Q13Why were Native Americans fighting white settlers in the Northwest Territory?to side with the Frenchto help the BritishTo prevent the settlement of their homeland by Americans moving west30sEditDelete
- Q14What is the function of a political party?to prevent foreign countries from invadingto represent people with similar ideas and beliefsto help people out of poverty30sEditDelete
- Q15What had been happening with France that caused Americans to spend representatives to France?France had been attacking British shippingFrance had been closing the port of New Orleansnone of theseFrance had been attacking American Shipping30sEditDelete
- Q16What did Democratic Republicans seek to do to the power of the federal government?both of theseincrease the power of the central governmentDecrease the power of the central government30sEditDelete
- Q17What did the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions do?Made the Alien and Sedition acts lawCancelled or rejected the Alien and Sedition actsnone of these30sEditDelete
- Q18Who decides to help Jefferson in the 1800 election tie?GallatinHamiltonJeffersonBurr30sEditDelete
- Q19How did the 12th Amendment change the voting for president?Voting for all candidates would happen on different ballotsvoting for all candidates would happen on a single ballot30sEditDelete
- Q20With the Electoral College, how is the president elected by the people?indirectlydirectly30sEditDelete
