Exam 7: Forging a Nation
Exam 1: Three Old Worlds Create a New108 Questions
Exam 2: Europeans Colonize North America108 Questions
Exam 3: North America in the Atlantic World101 Questions
Exam 4: Becoming America112 Questions
Exam 5: The Ends of Empire133 Questions
Exam 6: American Revolutions109 Questions
Exam 7: Forging a Nation161 Questions
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Exam 9: The Rise of the South111 Questions
Exam 10: The Restless North177 Questions
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-The Federalist
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Which of the following was true of the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions?
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-the Treaty of Greenville
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How did opponents of the Jay Treaty try to prevent it from taking effect?
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-the treaties of Fort Stanwix and Hopewell
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-the XYZ Affair
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-the three-fifths compromise
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Which of the following is true of the letter written by Abigail Adams to her husband concerning the "the new Code of Laws" for the new republic?
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-the Bank of the United States
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Discuss the similarities and differences between the social, economic, and political philosophies of Alexander Hamilton and the Federalists on the one hand and Thomas Jefferson and the Republicans on the other. Why did these political factions emerge? How did each view the other? From what segments of society did each faction draw its support?
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-Defense of the Constitutionality of the Bank
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-James Madison
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-location of nation's capital
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Discuss the forces between the 1780s and the 1800 that challenged the system of race relations that had evolved in the American colonies and the new American republic. In what way was Gabriel's Rebellion a manifestation of these forces?
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For which of the following reasons did President Washington choose to seek a second term?
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Examine Alexander Hamilton's proposal concerning assumption of state debts, and discuss the social, economic, and political concepts on which the proposal was based. Why did the proposal arouse opposition in Congress? How was the issue resolved?
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The contradiction between the concept that "all men are created equal" and the existence of slavery caused which of the following?
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Discuss the basic beliefs and characteristics of the Republican faction, and explain how the actions and decisions of the Republicans demonstrated those beliefs.
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Which of the following was a consequence of the XYZ affair?
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