US History Chapter 10, Lesson 1
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- Q1Thomas Jefferson won, Aaron Burr elected VPPresidential Election of 1796Presidential Election of 1800Presidential Election of 1776Presidential Election of 182830s
- Q2Federalists accused Jefferson of being this because he believed in freedom of religion"godless""agnostic""atheist""Muslim"30s
- Q3passed in 1803. From then on, electors cast one of their votes for president and the other for vice president.Thirteenth AmendmentTwelfth AmendmentEleventh AmendmentSixteenth Amendment30s
- Q4Thomas Jefferson as presidentwanted to expand governmentwon WW Iwanted to limit the power and size of the federal government.bombed North Korea30s
- Q5secretary of the treasury under JeffersonJ. P. MorganAlbert GallatinAaron BurrJames Gallatin30s
- Q6reduced the national debt and cut down on military expenses; limited the number of federal government workers to a few hundred people; his government got rid of most federal taxes; only collected customs duties, or taxes on imported goodsJefferson's accomplishmentsHamilton's accomplishmentsJefferson's wantsJefferson's dreams30s
- Q7John Adams used this to make hundreds of appointments during his last days as presidentEleventh AmendmentJudiciary Act of 1801Judiciary Act of 1802Twelfth Amendment30s
- Q8legal authorityjurisdictionunificationengagerelevant30s
- Q9(1) the Constitution is the supreme law of the land; (2) the Constitution must be followed when there is a conflict with any other law; and (3) the judicial branch can declare laws unconstitutional.The Necessary and Proper Clausethree principles of judicial reviewthree principals of Constitutional LawThird Amendment30s
- Q10the Court decided that states could not regulate Native Americans. Only the federal government had that power.Elmo vs. the Cookie Monster (1982)Gibbons v. Ogden (1824)Worcester v. Georgia (1832)McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)30s
- Q11the Court held that Congress does have implied powers and that states cannot tax the federal governmentWorcester v. Georgia (1832)Bert vs. Ernie (1973)McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)Gibbons v. Ogden (182430s
- Q12the Court held that federal law overrules state law in matters affecting more than one stateBatman vs. Superman (2016)Gibbons v. Ogden (1824)Worcester v. Georgia (1832)McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)30s