The XYZ Affair led to…
A) the quasi-war with France
The XYZ Affair led to…(1 point)
Responses
A) the quasi-war with France
A) the quasi-war with France
B) better relations with France
B) better relations with France
C) the US officially declaring war against France
C) the US officially declaring war against France
D) an invasion of French Canada
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The Alien and Sedition Acts…(1 point)
Responses
A) were incredibly POPULAR laws that strengthened the power of the federal government
A) were incredibly POPULAR laws that strengthened the power of the federal government
B) PREVENTED the government from silencing people who criticized the government
B) PREVENTED the government from silencing people who criticized the government
C) were incredibly UNPOPULAR laws that strengthened the power of the federal government
C) were incredibly UNPOPULAR laws that strengthened the power of the federal government
D) established a foreign embassy on Mars
Responses
A) were incredibly POPULAR laws that strengthened the power of the federal government
A) were incredibly POPULAR laws that strengthened the power of the federal government
B) PREVENTED the government from silencing people who criticized the government
B) PREVENTED the government from silencing people who criticized the government
C) were incredibly UNPOPULAR laws that strengthened the power of the federal government
C) were incredibly UNPOPULAR laws that strengthened the power of the federal government
D) established a foreign embassy on Mars
The Alien and Sedition Acts…
C) were incredibly UNPOPULAR laws that strengthened the power of the federal government
Why is the Midnight Judges Scandal important to US history?(1 point)
Responses
A) it ousted John Adams from the Presidency
A) it ousted John Adams from the Presidency
B) it secured Aaron Burr’s Vice-Presidential spot
B) it secured Aaron Burr’s Vice-Presidential spot
C) it got rid of the Federal court system
C) it got rid of the Federal court system
D) it led to Marbury v. Madison, which established judicial review
Responses
A) it ousted John Adams from the Presidency
A) it ousted John Adams from the Presidency
B) it secured Aaron Burr’s Vice-Presidential spot
B) it secured Aaron Burr’s Vice-Presidential spot
C) it got rid of the Federal court system
C) it got rid of the Federal court system
D) it led to Marbury v. Madison, which established judicial review
The Midnight Judges Scandal is important to US history because:
D) it led to Marbury v. Madison, which established judicial review.
There existed continuous violence between white Americans and indigenous Americans following the American Revolution.(1 point)
Responses
A) true
A) true
B) false
Responses
A) true
A) true
B) false
A) true
What was President Jefferson’s Mission Objective as President?(1 point)
Responses
A) to increase the size of the federal government
A) to increase the size of the federal government
B) to decrease the size of the federal government
B) to decrease the size of the federal government
C) to buy all Louisiana
C) to buy all Louisiana
D) to fire all the Democratic-Republicans
Responses
A) to increase the size of the federal government
A) to increase the size of the federal government
B) to decrease the size of the federal government
B) to decrease the size of the federal government
C) to buy all Louisiana
C) to buy all Louisiana
D) to fire all the Democratic-Republicans
President Jefferson’s Mission Objective as President was:
B) to decrease the size of the federal government.
6. How did President Jefferson fight the British after they began impressment of US sailors?(1 point)
Responses
A) he asked Congress to declare war on Britain
A) he asked Congress to declare war on Britain
B) he sent the marines to attack London
B) he sent the marines to attack London
C) he hoarded all the full-sized candy bars
C) he hoarded all the full-sized candy bars
D) he asked Congress to pass trade embargos to “fight with the nation’s wallet”
Responses
A) he asked Congress to declare war on Britain
A) he asked Congress to declare war on Britain
B) he sent the marines to attack London
B) he sent the marines to attack London
C) he hoarded all the full-sized candy bars
C) he hoarded all the full-sized candy bars
D) he asked Congress to pass trade embargos to “fight with the nation’s wallet”
President Jefferson fought the British after they began impressment of US sailors by:
D) he asked Congress to pass trade embargos to “fight with the nation’s wallet.”