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Washington's Federal Foundations

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Challenge true/false facts about Washington's early government.

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Challenge true/false facts about Washington's early government.

by Virginia Voss
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The new government faced debt from the Revolutionary War.

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The Bill of Rights was supported by the Anti-Federalists and Thomas Jefferson.

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Marbury v. Madison decreased the power of the Supreme Court.

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The Democratic-Republican Party controlled Congress during Washington's presidency.

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The Whiskey Rebellion showed the federal government could enforce its laws.

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The Judiciary Act of 1789 created the federal court system and set up the Supreme Court.

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The Embargo Act of 1807 boosted American exports.

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The cabinet's main job is to issue executive orders.

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The Louisiana Purchase occurred in 1790.

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Alexander Hamilton was the first Secretary of Treasury.

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