Question 1

Thomas Jefferson was less critical than the Federalists of the French Revolution.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The Washington administration sided with Britain in its war against France only because it wanted to protect Anglo-American trade.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

The reception of Jay's Treaty can best be described as

Accepted Answer

A) very negative. 
B) very positive. 
C) restrained. 
D) relief. 
E) none of these choices 
A) very negative. 
B) very positive. 
C) restrained. 
D) relief. 
E) none of these choices

Question 4

Spain gave the United States the right to navigate the Mississippi River in ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Spain gave the United States the right...

Question 5

A treaty between Spain and Britain in 1795 established the ____________________ as a free zone.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A treaty between Spain and Britain in...

Question 6

The Louisiana Territory was purchased from

Accepted Answer

A) Spain. 
B) Great Britain. 
C) Portugal. 
D) France. 
E) Native Americans. 
A) Spain. 
B) Great Britain. 
C) Portugal. 
D) France. 
E) Native Americans.

Question 7

With the Battle of New Orleans, the United States won the War of 1812.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

As president, Thomas Jefferson

Accepted Answer

A) increased the size and expense of the government. 
B) used the Sedition Act to arrest outspoken Federalist opponents. 
C) reduced the size of the army and navy and cut back on military spending. 
D) spent thousands of dollars on extravagant balls and dinner parties. 
E) rejected the opportunity to expand the territory of the U.S. 
A) increased the size and expense of the government. 
B) used the Sedition Act to arrest outspoken Federalist opponents. 
C) reduced the size of the army and navy and cut back on military spending. 
D) spent thousands of dollars on extravagant balls and dinner parties. 
E) rejected the opportunity to expand the territory of the U.S.

Question 9

What was the "undeclared war with France"? Why was it fought and how was it resolved?

Accepted Answer

The "undeclared war with France" refers

Question 10

The ____________________ perpetrated the Massacre at Fort Mims.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ____________________ perpetrated the Massacre at Fort...

Question 11

The British Orders in Council (1806) attempted to stop world shipping with which nation?

Accepted Answer

A) France 
B) United States 
C) Spain 
D) Russia 
E) Brazil. 
A) France 
B) United States 
C) Spain 
D) Russia 
E) Brazil.

Question 12

New England had the highest number of War Hawks.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Fourteen Republicans were prosecuted for violating the ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Fourteen Republicans were prosecuted for violating the...

Question 14

In his Farewell Address, George Washington

Accepted Answer

A) encouraged healthy sectional rivalry. 
B) denounced the actions of the French Republic. 
C) obligated the United States to support antimonarchical revolutions in the Western Hemisphere. 
D) encouraged the development of political parties. 
E) warned against entangling foreign alliances and partisan domestic politics. 
A) encouraged healthy sectional rivalry. 
B) denounced the actions of the French Republic. 
C) obligated the United States to support antimonarchical revolutions in the Western Hemisphere. 
D) encouraged the development of political parties. 
E) warned against entangling foreign alliances and partisan domestic politics.

Question 15

The First Congress's first action was to

Accepted Answer

A) approve the Bill of Rights. 
B) create a federal court system. 
C) create the executive departments of War, State, and Treasury. 
D) declare war on France. 
E) pass a tariff on imports. 
A) approve the Bill of Rights. 
B) create a federal court system. 
C) create the executive departments of War, State, and Treasury. 
D) declare war on France. 
E) pass a tariff on imports.

Question 16

Which of the following is not true about the Whiskey Rebellion?

Accepted Answer

A) It was fought over the tax on whiskey. 
B) It was quelled by Washington and twelve thousand militia men. 
C) It was centered in rural New York. 
D) It was seen as a challenge to the power of the federal government. 
E) President Washington pardoned the rebels. 
A) It was fought over the tax on whiskey. 
B) It was quelled by Washington and twelve thousand militia men. 
C) It was centered in rural New York. 
D) It was seen as a challenge to the power of the federal government. 
E) President Washington pardoned the rebels.

Question 17

The first ten amendments to the Constitution are called ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The first ten amendments to the Constitution...

Question 18

One of the most peculiar aspects of the Battle of New Orleans was that

Accepted Answer

A) the Americans suffered no casualties. 
B) Native Americans were responsible for the U.S. victory. 
C) the city was not captured even though it was a British victory. 
D) it was unclear who won. 
E) it occurred after the war had ended. 
A) the Americans suffered no casualties. 
B) Native Americans were responsible for the U.S. victory. 
C) the city was not captured even though it was a British victory. 
D) it was unclear who won. 
E) it occurred after the war had ended.

Question 19

Andrew Jackson decisively defeated a British invasion force at ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Andrew Jackson decisively defeated a British invasion...

Question 20

Each of the following was a part of the Hamiltonian Plan except

Accepted Answer

A) a national bank. 
B) a tariff. 
C) funding of the debt. 
D) building a turnpike. 
E) assuming state debts. 
A) a national bank. 
B) a tariff. 
C) funding of the debt. 
D) building a turnpike. 
E) assuming state debts.

Exam 7: Completing the Revolution, 1789-1815

Thomas Jefferson was less critical than the Federalists of the French Revolution.

The Washington administration sided with Britain in its war against France only because it wanted to protect Anglo-American trade.

The reception of Jay's Treaty can best be described as

Spain gave the United States the right to navigate the Mississippi River in ____________________.

A treaty between Spain and Britain in 1795 established the ____________________ as a free zone.

The Louisiana Territory was purchased from

With the Battle of New Orleans, the United States won the War of 1812.

As president, Thomas Jefferson

What was the "undeclared war with France"? Why was it fought and how was it resolved?

The ____________________ perpetrated the Massacre at Fort Mims.

The British Orders in Council (1806) attempted to stop world shipping with which nation?

New England had the highest number of War Hawks.

Fourteen Republicans were prosecuted for violating the ____________________.

In his Farewell Address, George Washington

The First Congress's first action was to

Which of the following is not true about the Whiskey Rebellion?

The first ten amendments to the Constitution are called ____________________.

One of the most peculiar aspects of the Battle of New Orleans was that

Andrew Jackson decisively defeated a British invasion force at ____________________.

Each of the following was a part of the Hamiltonian Plan except

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