U.S History

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For Final: everything from Temperance Movement on
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Pregunta 1

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[blank_start]Shay's Rebellion[blank_end] forced everyone to see that the Articles of Confederation were too [blank_start]weak[blank_end] of a central government.
Respuesta
  • Shay's Rebellion
  • weak

Pregunta 2

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During the late 1600s, the Brits implemented a system of mercantilism for the English colonies b/c they could see that the colonies were beneficial and steady. Which of these are factors of the British mercantilism?
Respuesta
  • ships carrying goods had to be English or Colonial. Plus those trading had to be from English or Colonials
  • having a self-sufficient and free i.e. Laissez faire type of economy in the colonies
  • Goods had to be shipped through England
  • Colonials could only sell certain items to England
  • Supplies that could be made in England could NOT be made in the colonies

Pregunta 3

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There were (3) types of political parties that developed after the Revolutionary War. Federalists Loyalists Democrats
Respuesta
  • True
  • False

Pregunta 4

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The Federalist Party of Alexander Hamilton's time was strong in the [blank_start]Northeast.[blank_end] They favored [blank_start]industrialization[blank_end]. They were [blank_start]Pro[blank_end]-British and believed in govt intervention of the economy. They believed in a [blank_start]strong[blank_end], active central govt, which meant a [blank_start]loose[blank_end] interpretation of the Constitution. The Federalists were primarily for the [blank_start]Aristocrats[blank_end] b.c they had a higher stake in the govt. The Federalists believed the poor were misguided.
Respuesta
  • Northeast
  • South
  • industrialization
  • Agrarian society
  • Pro
  • Anti
  • strong
  • weak
  • loose
  • strict
  • Aristocrats
  • Farmers

Pregunta 5

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The Hamilton Federalist Party supported: a. Funding & Assumption b. A National Bank c. Tariffs & taxes
Respuesta
  • True
  • False

Pregunta 6

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Jay's Treaty (1794) was also known as the Treaty of Spain.
Respuesta
  • True
  • False

Pregunta 7

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John Jay was the U.S.' first Supreme Court Justice of Chief. He was sent to England to sign an agreement, asking what?
Respuesta
  • to seek payments for damages made to U.S. ships, honor the American Neutrality Agreement, evacuation of British troops from the Northwest, and a FAVORABLE commercial Trade
  • honor the Northwest Ordinance
  • help Americans establish sovereignty everywhere
  • help us fight a war against the French

Pregunta 8

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The results of Jay's Treaty was exactly what he wanted. This treaty played a role in political alignments
Respuesta
  • True
  • False

Pregunta 9

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Picknay's Treaty (1795) was aka the Treaty of San Lorenzo.
Respuesta
  • True
  • False

Pregunta 10

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Which of these are true regarding the Treaty of San Lorenzo (1795)?
Respuesta
  • This treaty came about bc of Jay's Treaty. They wanted to est. peace w/the U.S.
  • Initially, Spain provoked some states to declare independence from the U.S. specifically GA, LA, TN
  • Results of this treaty were: rights to the Mississippi River, Amn claims to all territory East of the Mississippi and North of Florida, usage of the port of Orlean, & no more instigation anywhere
  • Prior to, Spain instigated the Seminole Indians to attack Amn settlers
  • Spain's territories were a refuge for runaway slaves

Pregunta 11

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What was stipulation of the American Neutrality Agreement (1793)? Why did it come about? /// [blank_start]Americans take no sides[blank_end] /// Repubs wanted to side with the French and the Feds wanted to side with the Brits. /// [blank_start]Amns did not want to lose[blank_end] the [blank_start]support[blank_end] of any one group.
Respuesta
  • Americans take no sides
  • Amns did not want to lose
  • support
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