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Ush nonstop Review

Ush nonstop Review. Goal 3. Q:. Goal 3. A:. Goal 1. Q: Who was our first president?. Goal 1. Q: Who was our first president? A: George Washington. Goal 1. Q: The Judiciary Act of 1789 was necessary because what article in the Constitution was too vague?. Goal 1.

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Ush nonstop Review

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  1. Ush nonstop Review

  2. Goal 3 Q:

  3. Goal 3 A:

  4. Goal 1 • Q: Who was our first president?

  5. Goal 1 Q: Who was our first president? A: George Washington

  6. Goal 1 Q: The Judiciary Act of 1789 was necessary because what article in the Constitution was too vague?

  7. Goal 1 Q: The Judiciary Act of 1789 was necessary because what article in the Constitution was too vague? A: The third article. It did not say how many courts or judges there should be.

  8. Goal 1 Q: Who was the first Secretary of State?

  9. Goal 1 Q: Who was the first Secretary of State? A:Thomas Jefferson

  10. Goal 1 Q: Who was his eventual political adversary and the Secty. Of the Treasury?

  11. Goal 1 Q: Who was his eventual political adversary and the Secty. Of the Treasury? A: Alexander Hamilton

  12. Goal 1 Q: What element of Hamilton’s economic plan required the “elastic clause” to be applied?

  13. Goal 1 Q: What element of Hamilton’s economic plan required the “elastic clause” to be applied? A: The national bank

  14. Goal 1 Q: What two things did Hamilton decide to tax?

  15. Goal 1 Q: What two things did Hamilton decide to tax? A: Whiskey and imported goods.

  16. Goal 1 Q: What is another name for a tax on imported goods?

  17. Goal 1 Q: What is another name for a tax on imported goods? A: a tariff

  18. Goal 1 Q: Which region of the country imported more stuff and so hated the tariff?

  19. Goal 1 Q: Which region of the country imported more stuff and so hated the tariff? A: The South

  20. Goal 1 Q: Did Hamilton decide to honor all the bonds that had been issued during the Revolutionary War?

  21. Goal 1 Q: Did Hamilton decide to honor all the bonds that had been issued during the Revolutionary War? A: Yes, to help establish good credit with lenders.

  22. Goal 1 Q: What was Washington’s reaction when PA farmers rebelled against the Whiskey tax?

  23. Goal 1 Q: What was Washington’s reaction when PA farmers rebelled against the Whiskey tax? A: He put it down with federal troops, to show that the federal government would enforce the laws.

  24. Goal 1 Q: What party was founded by Hamilton and was favored by wealthy east coast elites?

  25. Goal 1 Q: What party was founded by Hamilton and was favored by wealthy east coast elites? A: The Federalists

  26. Goal 1 Q: What country expected us to ally with them, until Washington declared our neutrality?

  27. Goal 1 • Q: What country expected us to ally with them, until Washington declared our neutrality? • A: France

  28. Goal 1 • Q: Was the Jay treaty with Britain (telling them to get off our land and quit attacking our ships) a success or failure?

  29. Goal 1 • Q: Was the Jay treaty with Britain (telling them to get off our land and quit attacking our ships) a success or failure? • A: a failure

  30. Goal 1 • Q: What event will eventually force the British to respect us?

  31. Goal 1 • Q: What event will eventually force the British to respect us? • A: We hold our own in the War of 1812.

  32. Goal 1 • Q: In what treaty did the Spanish agree to recognize our land claims in the Southwest and let us use the Mississippi River?

  33. Goal 1 • Q: In what treaty did the Spanish agree to recognize our land claims in the Southwest and let us use the Mississippi River? • A: The Pinckney Treaty

  34. Goal 1 • Q: Who did we fight during the “critical period”, besides Britain? Did we win?

  35. Goal 1 • Q: Who did we fight during the “critical period”, besides Britain? Did we win? • A: The natives, and we won and gained the land under the Great Lakes.

  36. Goal 1 • Q: Who was our second president and how many terms did he serve?

  37. Goal 1 • Q: Who was our second president and how many terms did he serve? • A: John Adams. He served one term.

  38. Goal 1 • Q: How did the French insult us when we went to discuss the fact they were attacking our ships headed for Britain?

  39. Goal 1 • Q: How did the French insult us when we went to discuss the fact they were attacking our ships headed for Britain? • A: They demanded a bribe to talk to us.

  40. Goal 1 • Q:What party wanted war for this insult?

  41. Goal 1 • Q:What party wanted war for this insult? • A: The Federalists

  42. Goal 1 • Q: Did Adams choose to go to war?

  43. Goal 1 • Q: Did Adams choose to go to war? • A: No, but he funded our first navy.

  44. Goal 1 • Q: What effect did the Alien and Sedition Acts have on immigrants and free speech?

  45. Goal 1 • Q: What effect did the Alien and Sedition Acts have on immigrants and free speech? • A: It made it harder for immigrants to become citizens, and made it illegal to criticize the government.

  46. Goal 1 • Q: What party passed the laws, and what party did they hurt?

  47. Goal 1 • Q: What party passed the laws, and what party did they hurt? • A:The Federalists passed them, and they hurt the Democratic-Republicans.

  48. Goal 1 • Q: Why didn’t the courts strike down the Sedition Acts if they threatened free speech, guaranteed in the Bill of Rights?

  49. Goal 1 • Q: Why didn’t the courts strike down the Sedition Acts if they threatened free speech, guaranteed in the Bill of Rights? • A: Two reasons: • Judicial review was not in the Constitution. • All the judges at this time were Federalists

  50. Goal 1 • Q: Jefferson and Madison’s KY and VA Resolves said the states could do what with bad federal laws?

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