
UNIT 8-3 PART III A NEW GOVERNMENT NOTES CHECK
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- Q1When was George Washington re-elected?178917961792177730s
- Q2True/ False: As part of the Constitution before 1940, presidents could only be elected for two terms.TrueFalse30s
- Q3Where did the first U.S. Congress meet?BostonMiamiNew YorkPhiladelphia30s
- Q4One South Carolina representative from South Carolina included:Thomas SumterGeorge WashingtonThomas JeffersonJohn Adams30s
- Q5Which person served as Secretary of State to President George Washington in his cabinet and later became president?Henry KnoxThomas SumterEdmund RandolphThomas Jefferson30s
- Q6Which was a major problem in the late 1700s and early 1800s for Northern states?They owed large war debts.They would not participate in the new government.They made separate treaties with Great Britain.The would not send delegates to Washington, D.C.30s
- Q7What did Hamilton from New York want that Thomas Jefferson disagreed with?For the federal government to forgive the debts.For New England states to pay off the debt through state taxes.For the federal government to pay off the remaining debt owed by Northern states.For the state of New York to collect taxes to pay off debt at the state level.30s
- Q8Based on my notes, federal government probably means the same asthe executive branch alonethe national governmentthe judicial branchthe state government30s
- Q9What is a strict constitution?The Congress should have the right to interpret the law.If the Constitution does not say the Congress can do something then Congress could not do it.If the Constitution does not say the Congress can do something then the Congress may be able to do it depending on the interpretation.If the Constitution says the Congress can do something then they should.30s
- Q10Who believed in a strict constitution?Andrew HamiltonGeorge WashingtonThomas JeffersonPierce Butler30s
- Q11Who believed in a broad constitution?WashingtonJeffersonHamiltonButler30s