Deck 7: Forging a Nation

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the Constitutional Convention
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postrevolutionary state constitutions
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revolutionary ideology versus slavery
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the development of formal racist theory
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Antifederalists
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Judith Sargent Murray
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Shays's Rebellion
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the Virginia Plan
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Gilbert Stuart and Charles Willson Peale
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the treaties of Fort Stanwix and Hopewell
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the Brown Fellowship Society
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growth of the free black population
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Benjamin Banneker
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James Madison
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the Land Ordinance of 1785 and the Northwest Ordinance of 1787
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Life of Washington
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the Annapolis Convention
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Abigail Adams
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the governmental principle of checks and balances
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the New Jersey Plan
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Report on Manufactures
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Letters of a Federal Farmer
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assumption of state debts
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Federalists
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Defense of the Constitutionality of the Bank
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Report on Public Credit
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the Bank of the United States
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location of nation's capital
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the three-fifths compromise
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the system of a separation of powers
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the Revenue Act of 1789
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the Constitution's slave-trade clause and fugitive-slave clause
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the electoral college
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The Federalist
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Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton
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the Whiskey Rebellion
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the Bill of Rights
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the Judiciary Act of 1789
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President George Washington
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President John Adams
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the XYZ Affair
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the loyal opposition
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Little Turtle
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Citizen Edmond Genêt
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Washington's Farewell Address
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the Convention of 1800
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Washington's Proclamation of Neutrality
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Pinckney's Treaty
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the Indian Trade and Intercourse Act of 1793
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the 1778 Treaty of Alliance with France
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the presidential election of 1796
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the Treaty of Greenville
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the Alien and Sedition Acts
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Democratic societies
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Federalists
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Republicans
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the Quasi-War with France
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the Jay treaty
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Virginia and Kentucky resolutions
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Which of the following was a feature of the New Jersey Plan?

A) Congress would have veto power over state laws.
B) A one-house congress would be retained, but it would be given new powers to tax and to regulate trade.
C) A chief executive officer having the power to conduct foreign policy and negotiate treaties would be elected by Congress.
D) A national judiciary having the power to determine the constitutionality of acts of Congress would be created.
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The government's first independent source of revenue under the Articles of Confederation was

A) land sales provided for in the Northwest Ordinances.
B) the sale of British and Spanish ships captured during the Revolution.
C) an import duty recommended by Robert Morris and approved by the Confederation Congress over the states' objections to avert collapse of the nation's monetary system.
D) reparations from Great Britain provided for in the Treaty of Paris.
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How did the United States respond when Spain closed the Mississippi River to American navigation in 1784?

A) The matter was resolved when the United States agreed to honor its wartime debt to Spain.
B) Negotiations with Spain collapsed after the Confederation Congress sharply divided over the issue.
C) Negotiations with Spain collapsed when the United States refused to accept boundary concessions in the area between the United States and Spanish Florida.
D) The United States responded by wresting Florida from Spain.
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How did the Confederation Congress respond to the flooding of the American market with British goods?

A) It imposed a high protective tariff on British imports in an effort to save American producers.
B) It could do nothing because it lacked the power to establish a national commercial policy.
C) It established quotas, stipulating that only a certain number of certain goods could be imported.
D) It imposed an embargo on all British products.
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the Twelfth Amendment
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The Land Ordinance of 1785 dealing with the Northwest Territory indicates that the Confederation Congress

A) was determined to make land available to small farmers.
B) believed that new states should gradually earn the rights and privileges afforded the original states.
C) claimed the right to manage and distribute public lands.
D) was determined to resolve all the claims of the Indian tribes before allowing white settlers into the region.
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Which of the following was a feature of the Virginia Plan?

A) Acts passed by Congress would also have to be approved by three-fourths of the state legislatures before becoming the law of the land.
B) The state legislatures would become advisory bodies to a national Congress, thereby losing their power to enact laws.
C) Proportional representation would be provided in both houses of a two-house legislature.
D) An independent chief executive would be elected by direct vote of the people.
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Which of the following was a consequence of the inability of the Confederation Congress to enforce repayment of prewar debts to the British?

A) Parliament encouraged British privateers to harass American commercial ships.
B) Great Britain rescinded colonial fishing rights in the North Atlantic.
C) It gave the British an excuse to maintain military posts on the Great Lakes.
D) British merchants refused to sell manufactured goods to Americans.
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Which of the following policies was established by the Northwest Ordinance of 1787?

A) Congress would establish and oversee the development of territorial governments in the West.
B) The validity of Indian land claims would be reviewed by an independent commission.
C) New states from the region would be admitted to the Union on the same basis as the old states.
D) Homesteaders would be given free title to land they had settled and improved.
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After the Iroquois confederacy repudiated the 1784 Treaty of Fort Stanwix,

A) Congress formally recognized the Iroquois Confederacy as sovereign in the Northwest Territory.
B) Congress allowed the Creeks to retain their ancestral lands if they would ally with the United States against the Iroquois Confederacy.
C) The United States acted as if the treaty were still in force, and by 1790 the Iroquois Confederacy had been reduced to a few scattered reservations.
D) Congress declared war on the Confederacy and confiscated all its lands.
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the Battle of Fallen Timbers
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Which of the following statements is most consistent with the ideas expressed by James Madison?

A) It is essential for the central government to have a permanent standing army at its disposal so that it will be able to maintain order and defend the nation.
B) In order to overcome the flaws of the Confederation government, it is necessary to create a chief executive who is directly elected by the people.
C) The primary weakness of the Confederation government lies in the fact that the Congress is denied the power to tax.
D) The national government must be structured so as to prevent a single interest group from controlling it.
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Which of the following was a characteristic of the delegates to the Constitutional Convention?

A) They were, for the most part, members of the economic elite.
B) They were, with only a few exceptions, advocates of state rather than national sovereignty.
C) Most had been delegates to the First Continental Congress.
D) Most were under the age of forty.
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Gabriel's Rebellion
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the election of 1800
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Did James Madison consider the large size of the American republic to be an advantage? Why or why not?

A) No, because its size would prevent the people from having a direct voice in the decision-making process.
B) No, because so many diverse factions would emerge that civil war would be inevitable.
C) Yes, because there would be so many competing interest groups that no one group would be able to control the government.
D) Yes, because its size would make it practically impossible for the government to subjugate the people by armed force.
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The leaders of Shays's Rebellion used which of the following arguments to justify their actions?

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B) In a republic, all adults twenty-one years of age and older should have the right to vote.
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D) Their struggle was similar to the one that led to the quest for American independence.
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Fries's Rebellion
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What led to the calling of the Annapolis Conference?

A) The need to establish a national trade policy
B) Problems with the Northwest Native Americans
C) Conflicting land claims among the states
D) The need to suppress popular uprisings in several states
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economic "Hamiltonian") republicanism
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the Constitutional Convention
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postrevolutionary state constitutions
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revolutionary ideology versus slavery
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the development of formal racist theory
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Antifederalists
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the Virginia Plan
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Gilbert Stuart and Charles Willson Peale
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the treaties of Fort Stanwix and Hopewell
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the Brown Fellowship Society
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growth of the free black population
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Benjamin Banneker
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James Madison
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Life of Washington
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the Annapolis Convention
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Abigail Adams
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the governmental principle of checks and balances
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Report on Manufactures
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Letters of a Federal Farmer
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assumption of state debts
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Defense of the Constitutionality of the Bank
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Report on Public Credit
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the Bank of the United States
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location of nation's capital
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the Revenue Act of 1789
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the Indian Trade and Intercourse Act of 1793
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the presidential election of 1796
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the Treaty of Greenville
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the Alien and Sedition Acts
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Democratic societies
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Federalists
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Republicans
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the Quasi-War with France
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the Jay treaty
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Virginia and Kentucky resolutions
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Which of the following was a feature of the New Jersey Plan?

A) Congress would have veto power over state laws.
B) A one-house congress would be retained, but it would be given new powers to tax and to regulate trade.
C) A chief executive officer having the power to conduct foreign policy and negotiate treaties would be elected by Congress.
D) A national judiciary having the power to determine the constitutionality of acts of Congress would be created.
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The government's first independent source of revenue under the Articles of Confederation was

A) land sales provided for in the Northwest Ordinances.
B) the sale of British and Spanish ships captured during the Revolution.
C) an import duty recommended by Robert Morris and approved by the Confederation Congress over the states' objections to avert collapse of the nation's monetary system.
D) reparations from Great Britain provided for in the Treaty of Paris.
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How did the United States respond when Spain closed the Mississippi River to American navigation in 1784?

A) The matter was resolved when the United States agreed to honor its wartime debt to Spain.
B) Negotiations with Spain collapsed after the Confederation Congress sharply divided over the issue.
C) Negotiations with Spain collapsed when the United States refused to accept boundary concessions in the area between the United States and Spanish Florida.
D) The United States responded by wresting Florida from Spain.
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How did the Confederation Congress respond to the flooding of the American market with British goods?

A) It imposed a high protective tariff on British imports in an effort to save American producers.
B) It could do nothing because it lacked the power to establish a national commercial policy.
C) It established quotas, stipulating that only a certain number of certain goods could be imported.
D) It imposed an embargo on all British products.
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the Twelfth Amendment
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The Land Ordinance of 1785 dealing with the Northwest Territory indicates that the Confederation Congress

A) was determined to make land available to small farmers.
B) believed that new states should gradually earn the rights and privileges afforded the original states.
C) claimed the right to manage and distribute public lands.
D) was determined to resolve all the claims of the Indian tribes before allowing white settlers into the region.
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Which of the following was a feature of the Virginia Plan?

A) Acts passed by Congress would also have to be approved by three-fourths of the state legislatures before becoming the law of the land.
B) The state legislatures would become advisory bodies to a national Congress, thereby losing their power to enact laws.
C) Proportional representation would be provided in both houses of a two-house legislature.
D) An independent chief executive would be elected by direct vote of the people.
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Which of the following was a consequence of the inability of the Confederation Congress to enforce repayment of prewar debts to the British?

A) Parliament encouraged British privateers to harass American commercial ships.
B) Great Britain rescinded colonial fishing rights in the North Atlantic.
C) It gave the British an excuse to maintain military posts on the Great Lakes.
D) British merchants refused to sell manufactured goods to Americans.
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Which of the following policies was established by the Northwest Ordinance of 1787?

A) Congress would establish and oversee the development of territorial governments in the West.
B) The validity of Indian land claims would be reviewed by an independent commission.
C) New states from the region would be admitted to the Union on the same basis as the old states.
D) Homesteaders would be given free title to land they had settled and improved.
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After the Iroquois confederacy repudiated the 1784 Treaty of Fort Stanwix,

A) Congress formally recognized the Iroquois Confederacy as sovereign in the Northwest Territory.
B) Congress allowed the Creeks to retain their ancestral lands if they would ally with the United States against the Iroquois Confederacy.
C) The United States acted as if the treaty were still in force, and by 1790 the Iroquois Confederacy had been reduced to a few scattered reservations.
D) Congress declared war on the Confederacy and confiscated all its lands.
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the Battle of Fallen Timbers
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Which of the following statements is most consistent with the ideas expressed by James Madison?

A) It is essential for the central government to have a permanent standing army at its disposal so that it will be able to maintain order and defend the nation.
B) In order to overcome the flaws of the Confederation government, it is necessary to create a chief executive who is directly elected by the people.
C) The primary weakness of the Confederation government lies in the fact that the Congress is denied the power to tax.
D) The national government must be structured so as to prevent a single interest group from controlling it.
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Which of the following was a characteristic of the delegates to the Constitutional Convention?

A) They were, for the most part, members of the economic elite.
B) They were, with only a few exceptions, advocates of state rather than national sovereignty.
C) Most had been delegates to the First Continental Congress.
D) Most were under the age of forty.
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Gabriel's Rebellion
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the election of 1800
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Did James Madison consider the large size of the American republic to be an advantage? Why or why not?

A) No, because its size would prevent the people from having a direct voice in the decision-making process.
B) No, because so many diverse factions would emerge that civil war would be inevitable.
C) Yes, because there would be so many competing interest groups that no one group would be able to control the government.
D) Yes, because its size would make it practically impossible for the government to subjugate the people by armed force.
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The leaders of Shays's Rebellion used which of the following arguments to justify their actions?

A) Strong central government is a necessity given the turbulence and unruliness of the uneducated masses.
B) In a republic, all adults twenty-one years of age and older should have the right to vote.
C) Landowners should share their profits with farm laborers because it is the laborers who make such profits possible.
D) Their struggle was similar to the one that led to the quest for American independence.
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Fries's Rebellion
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What led to the calling of the Annapolis Conference?

A) The need to establish a national trade policy
B) Problems with the Northwest Native Americans
C) Conflicting land claims among the states
D) The need to suppress popular uprisings in several states
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Handsome Lake
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