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Presidents, Plans, and Precedents Quiz

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Founding era essentials

by Felix
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Who was the first President of the United States?

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What is a precedent in government?

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One precedent Washington created was forming what group of advisors?

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Washington stepping down after two terms helped limit what?

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Who created the economic plan to strengthen the U.S. economy?

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Hamilton believed the government should be:

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One part of Hamilton’s plan was the federal government taking over what?

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Hamilton wanted to create what national financial institution?

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Hamilton supported tariffs mainly to:

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Who strongly opposed Hamilton’s economic plan?

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George Washington was unanimously the first U.S. President.

A precedent guides future leaders by example.

Washington established a Cabinet as his advisory group.

Two-term tradition limited presidential concentration of power.

Hamilton authored the economic program to stabilize the nation.

Hamilton argued for a robust federal government.

Taking over war debts helped unify the states' finances.

The Bank of the United States was central to his plan.

Tariffs protected industry and funded the government.

Jefferson opposed the plan, favoring rural and agricultural interests.

 
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