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Early US History: Chapter 7

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Early US History: Chapter 7
 

Early US History: Chapter 7Online version

Test your knowledge of the early United States.

by Jacob Rosales
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The Treaty of Greenville expanded Native American lands for Native tribes.

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The Bill of Rights was seen as a safeguard to protect individual liberties.

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The Judiciary Act of 1789 established a Supreme Court and lower federal courts.

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The Cabinet is a body of advisers to the president, composed of the heads of the executive departments.

5

A precedent is an action or decision that serves as an example or rule for the future.

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The Cabinet is elected by popular vote.

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Hamilton planned to use taxes to pay off the national debt and fund government operations.

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The Northwest Territory campaign was supported by the British without Native American involvement.

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The XYZ Affair led to calls for war with France and contributed to the passage of the Alien and Sedition Acts.

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Hamilton's plan included paying the states' debts to strengthen the federal government.

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The Anti-Federalists opposed including a Bill of Rights in the Constitution.

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The Judiciary Act of 1789 established a Supreme Court and lower federal courts.

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States' rights are the powers held by the federal government.

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The Bill of Rights was seen as a safeguard to protect individual rights.

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The Treaty of Greenville occurred in 1805.

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The XYZ Affair led to the immediate dissolution of the federal government.

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Precedent is an action or decision that serves as an example or rule for the future.

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Washington wanted the US to form permanent alliances with European powers.

19

An alien is a naturalized citizen.

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Impressment is the act of seizing individuals or property for private business use.

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