Chamberlain Middle school Social Studies Chapter 10
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Groups that help elect government officials and shape governmental policies | political parties
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action or decision that later serves as an example | precedent
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certificates that represent money owed to private citizens by the U.S. government | bonds
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tax on imported goods to raise the prices of foreign products in order to protect domestic products | protective tariff
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private ships authorized by a nation to attack its enemies | privateers
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Chief Justice sent to London to negotiate an agreement to avoid war | John Jay
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led a force from the Indian confederation that defeated U.S. forces in 1790 | Little Turtle
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protest of the tax levied on alcohol in 1791 | Whiskey Rebellion
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candidate chosen to run with Thomas Jefferson in the election of 1796 | Aaron Burr
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nickname for a bribe offered by agents of French foreign minister Tallyrand to U.S. diplomats | XYZ Affair
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Which agreement was made to avoid war between Britain and the United States | Jay's Treaty
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The first capital of the United States was in | New York
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Alexander Hamilton proposed to pay off federal debt by | selling bonds and gradually repaying their full value
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Why did George Washington step down as president | to remind the people that they were the leaders of the nation
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The Neutrality Proclamation stated that the United States should | remain neutral in all European conflicts
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The idea of the Republican Motherhood stressed that | women should play an important role in teaching children to be good citizens
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Thomas Jefferson | questioned whether Congress had the power to start a national bank
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Indians in the Northwest Territory went to war with the United States because | U.S. citizens continued to settle in Indian Territory
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Which party wanted to strengthen the power of the federal government and promote industry and trade | Federalist Party
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In Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions, Jefferson and Madison argued that | the Alien and Sedition Acts were unconstitutional and states should not follow any such federal laws
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George Washington was concerned that his age and lack of political experience would limit his ability to be a good president | True
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Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson both agreed that the nation should have a strong central government | False
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On July 14, 1789, the people of France began the French Revolution by storming the Bastille | True.
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The "army of the Constitution" ended the Whiskey Rebellion with an army of over 10,000 soldiers in a three-day battle | False.
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The Federalist Party wanted to preserve the power of the state government and promote agriculture | False..
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