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What were the effects of the Louisiana purchase? Select two below. A. Useful information was gathered about the territory. B. New Mexico and Texas were brought into the United States. C. The size of America almost doubled D. Native Americans were given new
Jefferson believed in ____ . This was the idea promoted by the economist Adam smith explaining that the economy of the nation should have little to no intervention by the government
What was the alien act
What was the embargo act for
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The ____ allowed citizens to be fined or jailed if they criticized the government A. Embargo act B. Act for the collection of duties C. Alien act D. The act for the census E. Land act
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The ____ allowed the president to expel any foreigner thought to be dangerous to the country. A. Embargo act B. Act for the collection of duties C. Sedition act D. Alien act E. The act of the census F. Land act
The reason that it is called X,Y,Z affair is because the French officials that Americans diplomats met with were referred to as X, Y, and Z True or false
Why did John Adam’s not ask for a Deckoffizier war against France? A. He was worried that congress would not support a war with France. B. He was against the democratic republicans and did not want to support them in war against France C. He was not able
Which statement could be described as true? A. Jefferson did not want a strong federal government. He felt that if the federal government became too strong, it would start to take rights away from the states B. Jefferson would have been for an alliance
On july 14, 1789 an angry mod stormed the bastille starting the A. American revolution B. French Revolution C. Bolshevik revolution D. Spanish revolution
During the ____, thousands marched in protest through the streets of Pittsburgh. They sang revolutionary songs and tarred and feathered tax collectors. A. Whiskey rebellion B. Revolutionary War C. Shay’s rebellion D. French Revolution
