New Nation Quiz

After gaining independence, America had major obstacles to overcome on her path to stability. Review some of those challenges by taking the New Nation quiz.

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Question 1

Which conflict between U.S and Britain involved the impressment of American Naval ships?

A	Tripoli Pirates affair
B	Chesapeake-Leopold Affair
C	Genet Affair
D	XYZ affair

Question 2

What was the most significant effect of the Louisiana Purchase?

A	Napoleon gained more power from the purchase
B	America was now known as a diplomatic power
C	The U.S had exclusive control of the Mississippi River
D	Thomas Jefferson was criticized for giving up his constitutional beliefs

Question 3

Which country was the main cause of many diplomatic challenges faced by the U.S?

A	Holland
B	Spain
C	France
D	England

Question 4

The Whiskey Rebellion occurred based on what offense?

A	The lack of action the government was taking to pay back war veterans
B	High imposed taxes that western farmers could not afford and refused to pay
C	America's neutrality in the affairs of Europe
D	Over-bearing rules and restrictions on the freedoms of indentured servants and slaves

Question 5

Who was most affected by the Embargo Act?

A	The American Navy
B	Southern farmers
C	Foreign nations
D	New England Shipbuilders and merchants

Question 6

What doctrine was established in the ruling of Marbury vs. Madison?

A	Federal Supremacy
B	State's Rights
C	Separation of Powers
D	Judicial Review

Question 7

Which of the following was Washington's choice that continued to take precedence until FDR's presidency?

A	Staying in office for only 2 terms
B	Not forming permanent alliances
C	Avoiding sectionalism
D	Not affiliating with political parties

Question 8

The Federalists and Democratic-Republicans were the precedent to what type of political system that exists in America today?

A	Parliamentarian-ism
B	Two-party system
C	Democratic system
D	Unified government

Question 9

What was the Revolution of 1800?

A	The switching of power from the Federalists to the Anti-Federalists
B	The beginning of John Adam's presidency
C	The involvement of America in the French Revolution
D	The beginning of universal male suffrage

Question 10

What was the outcome of The Jay Treaty?

A	Florida was given to the U.S
B	Britain ceased impressing American seamen
C	America became a French ally
D	Britain agreed to leave their U.S posts in the West

Question 11

Jefferson did all of the following except:

A	Reduced the size of the military and government
B	Maintained free trade between the U.S and foreign countries
C	Maintained neutrality
D	Repealed excise taxes

Question 11 Explanation:

Remember the Embargo Act

Question 12

What did the U.S gain in the terms of the Pinckney Treaty?

A	The territory of Louisiana and land farther west
B	The right to remain neutral in the affairs of Britain, France, and Spain
C	The territory of Florida
D	The right to use New Orleans and the Mississippi River for trade

Question 13

Which of the following goals was NOT included in Alexander Hamilton's national financial plan?

A	Create a national bank
B	Protecting home industry with tariffs
C	Pay back war veterans
D	Pay off war debt

Question 14

These were arguments made by James Madison and Thomas Jefferson saying that the states could nullify federal laws if they violated a compact with the states.

A	The New Jersey Plan
B	The Anti-Federalist Papers
C	The Virginia Constitution
D	The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions

Question 15

Which piece of legislation was highly unpopular during Adam's presidency?

A	Proclamation of Neutrality
B	Embargo Act
C	EYZ affair
D	Alien and Sedition Acts

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