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.

The New Nation

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Question 1

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

A	England
B	France
C	Holland
D	Spain

Question 2

The Whiskey Rebellion occurred based on what offense?

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

Question 3

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

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

Question 4

What was the Revolution of 1800?

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

Question 5

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

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

Question 6

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

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

Question 7

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

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

Question 8

What was the most significant effect of the Louisiana Purchase?

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

Question 9

Who was most affected by the Embargo Act?

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

Question 10

What was the outcome of The Jay Treaty?

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

Question 11

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

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

Question 12

Jefferson did all of the following except:

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

Question 12 Explanation:

Remember the Embargo Act

Question 13

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

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

Question 14

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

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

Question 15

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

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