Question 1

Who supported Alexander Hamilton and his many unpopular yet enormously effective policies?

Accepted Answer

A)  Governors from the most powerful states 
B)  Thomas Jefferson and James Madison 
C)  Key Federalists in Congress 
D)  Key Antifederalists in Congress 
A)  Governors from the most powerful states 
B)  Thomas Jefferson and James Madison 
C)  Key Federalists in Congress 
D)  Key Antifederalists in Congress

Question 2

What impact did the French Revolution have on American markets?

Accepted Answer

A)  U.S. trade routes were disrupted by the French Revolution. 
B)  The French Revolution caused U.S. profits from trade to increase. 
C)  The United States realized it should not rely on trade. 
D)  The relationship between the United States and France was further solidified by the French Revolution. 
A)  U.S. trade routes were disrupted by the French Revolution. 
B)  The French Revolution caused U.S. profits from trade to increase. 
C)  The United States realized it should not rely on trade. 
D)  The relationship between the United States and France was further solidified by the French Revolution.

Question 3

What event in Philadelphia in 1793 caused government operations to grind to a halt?

Accepted Answer

A)  The Whiskey Rebellion 
B)  A visit by French diplomat Edmond Genet 
C)  The Jay Treaty 
D)  Yellow fever 
A)  The Whiskey Rebellion 
B)  A visit by French diplomat Edmond Genet 
C)  The Jay Treaty 
D)  Yellow fever

Question 4

In 1794, the first African American church in the United States was founded in

Accepted Answer

A)  Boston. 
B)  New York. 
C)  Philadelphia. 
D)  Charleston. 
A)  Boston. 
B)  New York. 
C)  Philadelphia. 
D)  Charleston.

Question 5

The Federalist majority passed the Naturalization Act of 1798, which

Accepted Answer

A)  increased residency requirement for citizenship from five to fourteen years. 
B)  determined that only U.S.-born citizens could serve as president of the United States. 
C)  made it impossible for French-born citizens to become naturalized U.S. citizens. 
D)  decreased the residency requirement for citizenship from fourteen to five years. 
A)  increased residency requirement for citizenship from five to fourteen years. 
B)  determined that only U.S.-born citizens could serve as president of the United States. 
C)  made it impossible for French-born citizens to become naturalized U.S. citizens. 
D)  decreased the residency requirement for citizenship from fourteen to five years.

Who supported Alexander Hamilton and his many unpopular yet enormously effective policies?

What impact did the French Revolution have on American markets?

What event in Philadelphia in 1793 caused government operations to grind to a halt?

In 1794, the first African American church in the United States was founded in

The Federalist majority passed the Naturalization Act of 1798, which

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Who supported Alexander Hamilton and his many unpopular yet enormously effective policies?

What impact did the French Revolution have on American markets?

What event in Philadelphia in 1793 caused government operations to grind to a halt?

In 1794, the first African American church in the United States was founded in

The Federalist majority passed the Naturalization Act of 1798, which

Mapping Global Frontiers

Colonization and Conflicts

Colonial America Amid Global Change

Religious Strife and Social Upheavals

War and Empire

The American Revolution

The Early Republic

Defending and Redefining the Nation

Social and Cultural Ferment in the North

Slavery Expands South and West

Imperial Ambitions and Sectional Crises

Civil War

Emancipation and Reconstruction

The West Opening the West

Industrial America

Workers and Farmers in the Age of Organization

Cities, Immigrants, and the Nation

Progressivism and the Search for Order

Empire and Wars

The Twenties

Depression, Dissent, and the New Deal

World War II

The Opening of the Cold War

Troubled Innocence

Liberalism and Its Challengers

The Swing Toward Conservatism

The Triumph of Conservatism, the End of the Cold War, and the Rise of the New World Order

The Challenges of a Globalized World

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