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| what war broke out against the French king in 1789 | French revolution
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| when did the French revolution war break out | 1789
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| who what two countries were in the French revolution war | France and Great Britain
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| who supported the French during war | some Americans including thomas Jefferson
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| who remained neutral during the war | George Washington and others
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| why did George and others want to remain neutral | it was the safest plan for the US
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| what was issued saying that the United States wouldn't take sides | Neutrality proclamation of 1793
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| when was the neutrality proclamation issued | 1793
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| during Jay's treaty what was ceased | British ceased American ships in the French West Indies
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| who wanted to prevent another war | George Washington and the Britain
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| when was Jay's treaty signed | 1794
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| what does Jay's treaty settle | disputes that arised between two countries in the 1790's
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| how was Jay's treaty viewed in the US | unpopular
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| what borders were disputed by the Spanish in Pinckney's treaty | US and Florida
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| what did Spain close in 1784 to affect the US economy | New Orleans port
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| how did the closing of the port affect on America | hurt the trade and the economy
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| when was pickney's treaty signed | 1795
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| where was the US southern border set in the treaty | 31^o north latitude
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| what was reopened | port of NOLA
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| where did Americans settle despite the Native Americans protest | northwest territory
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| who went to war | Native Americans
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| Native American victories were under whose directions | Chief little turtle
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| who won the battle of fallen timbers in 1794 | General Anthony Waynes troops
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| what ended the war in 1795 giving Americans lands in the Northwest territory | Treaty of Greenville
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| when was the treaty of greenville signed | 1795
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| French Revolution | A rebellion of French people against their king in 1789
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| Neutrality Proclamation | Stated that the United States would not take sides with any European countries that were at war
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| Privateers | Private ships hired by a country to attack its enemies
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| Jay’s Treaties | Settled the disputes that had arisen between the United States
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| Pinckney’s treaty | Settled the border and trade disputes with Spain
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| Which of the following correctly describes the conflict that took place in the Northwest Territory? | Native Americans protested that the Americans continued to settle the land.
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| Pinckney’s Treaty allowed the American right-of-deposit in New Orleans. | True
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| Why did James Madison criticize President Washington’s Neutrality Proclamation? | He thought the president went beyond his authority in issuing it without approval of Congress.
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| In the 1790s, the United States signed a number of treaties that would outline its boundaries and expand its territories. Which of the following is such a treaty? | The Treaty of Greenville
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| President Washington personally led the militia against the westerners in the Whiskey Rebellion because... | he felt people needed to understand the Constitutional right of Congress to institute tax laws.
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| Pinckney’s Treaty addressed American settlers’ disputes over the Florida border with which country? | Pinckney’s Treaty addressed American settlers’ disputes over the Florida border with which country?
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| Supreme Court Justice John Adams was sent to negotiate a treaty with Great Britain. | False
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| The greatest threat to American expansion into the Northwest Territories was... | Native American tribes supplied with guns and ammunition by the British.
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| Which statement best expresses George Washington’s attitude toward Jay’s Treaty? | He did not like it but believed it put off a war with Great Britain.
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| He did not like it but believed it put off a war with Great Britain. | False
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| Defeated U.S. forces under General Josiah Harmer | Chief Little Turtle
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| Washington personally leads army in military action | Whiskey Rebellion
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| Native Americans gave up most of the land in Northwest Territory | Treaty of Greenville
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| General Anthony Wayne defeated the Native Americans | Battle of Fallen Timbers
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| Gave the U.S. the "right-of-deposit" in New Orleans | Pinckney's Treaty
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| Very unpopular and sparked violent protests; wasn't worth the paper it was written on | Jay's Treaty
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| Edmund Genet used American sailors and privateers to fight the British without U.S. authorization | The French question
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| James Madison believed that the president had gone beyond his authority | Neutrality Proclamation
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| The storming of the Bastille | French Revolution
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| why were the people angry in 1791 in reaction to congress | angry at tax on American made whiskey
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| what was a cash crop to western Penn. farms | whiskey
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| why were farmers angry | court cases were heard far away
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| what fight broke out in 1794 | whiskey rebellion
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| who led the army against the rebels that ended without a battle | George Washington
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| what did George want to do in 1796 | leave public life
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| how did George address the people | wrote a farewell address
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| what did Washington warn about inn the farewell address | dangers of foreign ties the nation needed to work out its political differences too much public debt
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| Supreme Court Justice John Adams was sent to negotiate a treaty with Great Britain. | False
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| In the 1790s, the United States signed a number of treaties that would outline its boundaries and expand its territories. Which of the following is such a treaty? | Treaty of Greenville
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| How did the Whiskey Rebellion end? | Most of the rebels fled before Washington’s army arrived.
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| The Treaty of Greenville stated that the U.S. would not takes sides with any European country at war. | False
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| The greatest threat to American expansion into the Northwest Territories was... | Native American tribes supplied with guns and ammunition by the British.
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| Which of the following correctly describes the conflict that took place in the Northwest Territory? | Native Americans protested that the Americans continued to settle the land.
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| General Anthony Wayne’s troops were defeated by the Indians at the Battle of Fallen Timbers. | False
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| Pinckney’s Treaty addressed American settlers’ disputes over the Florida border with which country? | Spain
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| In his Farewell Address in 1796, President Washington advised Americans of... | the dangers of ties with foreign powers.
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| Which statement best expresses George Washington’s attitude toward Jay’s Treaty? | He did not like it but believed it put off a war with Great Britain.
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| Why did James Madison criticize President Washington’s Neutrality Proclamation? | He thought the president went beyond his authority in issuing it without approval of Congress.
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| Why did Thomas Jefferson criticize U.S. Policy toward France? | He believed the U.S. owed France support because France had backed the U.S. during the Revolutionary War.
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| Pinckney’s Treaty allowed the American right-of-deposit in New Orleans. | True
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