// question: 0 name: switch category to $course$/Default for HST 203: History of the United States (Escobar 41740)/07 $CATEGORY: $course$/Default for HST 203: History of the United States (Escobar 41740)/07 // question: 261244 name: "Mad" Anthony Wayne defeated the northwestern Indian tribes at the Battle of ::"Mad" Anthony Wayne defeated the northwestern Indian tribes at the Battle of::"Mad" Anthony Wayne defeated the northwestern Indian tribes at the Battle of{ ~Tippecanoe.#Incorrect ~Thames.#Incorrect =Fallen Timbers.#Correct ~Fort Mims.#Incorrect ~New Orleans.#Incorrect } // question: 261270 name: Alexander Hamilton can be best described as ::Alexander Hamilton can be best described as::Alexander Hamilton can be best described as{ ~a modest, mild-mannered man who shied away from confrontations and arguments.#Incorrect =a brilliant, ambitious, aggressive, arrogant economist.#Correct ~the least influential of Washington's cabinet members.#Incorrect ~so unpopular that Washington limited his public appearances and social activities.#Incorrect ~a supporter of Jefferson's political ideology.#Incorrect } // question: 261290 name: As a result of the Lewis and Clark expedition ::As a result of the Lewis and Clark expedition::As a result of the Lewis and Clark expedition{ =the nation was assured that Louisiana Purchase was well worth the price.#Correct ~Thomas Jefferson questioned the wisdom of the Louisiana Purchase.#Incorrect ~Lewis ran for president in 1808.#Incorrect ~Americans got their first knowledge of California.#Incorrect ~Jefferson's reelection was less certain.#Incorrect } // question: 261279 name: As president, Thomas Jefferson ::As president, Thomas Jefferson::As president, Thomas Jefferson{ ~increased the size and expense of the government.#Incorrect ~used the Sedition Act to arrest outspoken Federalist opponents.#Incorrect =reduced the size of the army and navy and cut back on military spending.#Correct ~spent thousands of dollars on extravagant balls and dinner parties.#Incorrect ~rejected the opportunity to expand the territory of the U.S.#Incorrect } // question: 261291 name: As Thomas Jefferson stood for reelection in 1804, he could look back on ____ first term. ::As Thomas Jefferson stood for reelection in 1804, he could look back on ____ first term.::As Thomas Jefferson stood for reelection in 1804, he could look back on ____ first term.{ =an astonishingly successful#Correct ~a very unsuccessful#Incorrect ~a disappointing#Incorrect ~a moderately successful#Incorrect ~a violent#Incorrect } // question: 261274 name: Citizen Edmond Genêt caused trouble during Washington's presidency by ::Citizen Edmond Genêt caused trouble during Washington's presidency by::Citizen Edmond Genêt caused trouble during Washington's presidency by{ =sending privateers to attack English ships and threatening to attack Spanish New Orleans.#Correct ~refusing to sell New Orleans to the United States.#Incorrect ~openly flirting with Martha Washington at state parties.#Incorrect ~offering bribes to congressmen in return for state secrets.#Incorrect ~threatening to assassinate President Washington.#Incorrect } // question: 261243 name: Each of the following was a part of the Hamiltonian Plan except ::Each of the following was a part of the Hamiltonian Plan except::Each of the following was a part of the Hamiltonian Plan except{ ~a national bank.#Incorrect ~a tariff.#Incorrect ~funding of the debt.#Incorrect =building a turnpike.#Correct ~assuming state debts.#Incorrect } // question: 261288 name: Federal assumption of the state debts would funnel money out of all of the following sections of the country except ::Federal assumption of the state debts would funnel money out of all of the following sections of the country except::Federal assumption of the state debts would funnel money out of all of the following sections of the country except{ ~the southern states.#Incorrect ~the middle states.#Incorrect =the northeastern states.#Correct ~the western states.#Incorrect ~Canada.#Incorrect } // question: 261242 name: In Alexander Hamilton's Report on ____, the treasury secretary urged Congress to assume state debts and combine them with the government's foreign debt. ::In Alexander Hamilton's Report on ____, the treasury secretary urged Congress to assume state debts and combine them with the government's foreign debt.::In Alexander Hamilton's Report on ____, the treasury secretary urged Congress to assume state debts and combine them with the government's foreign debt.{ ~Manufactures#Incorrect =Public Credit#Correct ~Tariffs#Incorrect ~State Debts#Incorrect ~National Debt#Incorrect } // question: 261276 name: In his Farewell Address, George Washington ::In his Farewell Address, George Washington::In his Farewell Address, George Washington{ ~encouraged healthy sectional rivalry.#Incorrect ~denounced the actions of the French Republic.#Incorrect ~obligated the United States to support antimonarchical revolutions in the Western Hemisphere.#Incorrect ~encouraged the development of political parties.#Incorrect =warned against entangling foreign alliances and partisan domestic politics.#Correct } // question: 261275 name: In Pinckney's Treaty, the Spanish ::In Pinckney's Treaty, the Spanish::In Pinckney's Treaty, the Spanish{ ~reasserted claims to Kentucky and Tennessee.#Incorrect ~offered military assistance in fighting the Indian confederation in the Northwest Territory.#Incorrect =gave the United States free navigation of the Mississippi River.#Correct ~closed the port of New Orleans to U.S. commerce.#Incorrect ~surrendered Florida to the U.S.#Incorrect } // question: 261250 name: In the court case ____, the Supreme Court ruled that only the Supreme Court itself could declare acts of Congress to be unconstitutional. ::In the court case ____, the Supreme Court ruled that only the Supreme Court itself could declare acts of Congress to be unconstitutional.::In the court case ____, the Supreme Court ruled that only the Supreme Court itself could declare acts of Congress to be unconstitutional.{ ~Gibbons v. Ogden#Incorrect ~Dartmouth v. Woodward#Incorrect ~Brown v. Board of Education#Incorrect ~McCullogh v. Maryland#Incorrect =Marbury v. Madison#Correct } // question: 261255 name: James Madison's war message listed all except which of the following as reasons for the War of 1812? ::James Madison's war message listed all except which of the following as reasons for the War of 1812?::James Madison's war message listed all except which of the following as reasons for the War of 1812?{ =U.S. interest in acquiring Canada#Correct ~attacks on U.S. shipping#Incorrect ~impressment of U.S. seamen#Incorrect ~use of foreign spies and provocations in the United States#Incorrect ~British influence over western Indians.#Incorrect } // question: 261281 name: John Marshall was ::John Marshall was::John Marshall was{ ~completely determined to destroy the Republican party at all costs.#Incorrect =interested in establishing the independence and interpretative powers of the federal judiciary.#Correct ~a strong supporter of Adams's war with France and use of the Alien and Sedition Acts.#Incorrect ~the first Republican appointed to the Supreme Court.#Incorrect ~an opponent of the expansion of the power of the national government.#Incorrect } // question: 261271 name: Many states opposed federal assumption of state debts because ::Many states opposed federal assumption of state debts because::Many states opposed federal assumption of state debts because{ ~most northern states had already paid their debts and saw the assumption plan as a southern plot to increase their power.#Incorrect ~the debt was so high that paying it would bankrupt the nation.#Incorrect ~most of the money would go to western states that had not been fiscally responsible during the war.#Incorrect ~it would be easier to repudiate the entire debt and start with "a clean slate."#Incorrect =most southern states had already paid their debts and did not want to pay off the debts of others.#Correct } // question: 261286 name: Militiamen from all of the following except ____ helped to quell the Whiskey Rebellion. ::Militiamen from all of the following except ____ helped to quell the Whiskey Rebellion.::Militiamen from all of the following except ____ helped to quell the Whiskey Rebellion.{ ~Maryland#Incorrect ~Virginia#Incorrect =New York#Correct ~New Jersey#Incorrect ~Pennsylvania#Incorrect } // question: 261259 name: One of the most peculiar aspects of the Battle of New Orleans was that ::One of the most peculiar aspects of the Battle of New Orleans was that::One of the most peculiar aspects of the Battle of New Orleans was that{ ~the Americans suffered no casualties.#Incorrect ~Native Americans were responsible for the U.S. victory.#Incorrect ~the city was not captured even though it was a British victory.#Incorrect ~it was unclear who won.#Incorrect =it occurred after the war had ended.#Correct } // question: 261256 name: Tecumseh was killed at the Battle of ::Tecumseh was killed at the Battle of::Tecumseh was killed at the Battle of{ =the Thames.#Correct ~Detroit.#Incorrect ~Lake Erie.#Incorrect ~New Orleans.#Incorrect ~Baltimore.#Incorrect } // question: 261246 name: The Alien and Sedition Acts contained each of the following except ::The Alien and Sedition Acts contained each of the following except::The Alien and Sedition Acts contained each of the following except{ ~an extension of the naturalization period for immigrants.#Incorrect ~a provision that allowed the president to deport aliens deemed dangerous to the United States.#Incorrect =a provision allowing the states to nullify federal laws.#Correct ~a provision setting jail terms for those who spoke "maliciously" against the president.#Incorrect ~a provision setting jail terms and fines for those who advocated disobedience to federal law.#Incorrect } // question: 261264 name: The authors of the Virginia and Kentucky Resolves were ::The authors of the Virginia and Kentucky Resolves were::The authors of the Virginia and Kentucky Resolves were{ ~Ben Franklin and John Adams.#Incorrect ~George Washington and Alexander Hamilton.#Incorrect =Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.#Correct ~Henry Clay and John C. Calhoun.#Incorrect ~Patrick Henry and Sam Adams.#Incorrect } // question: 261252 name: The British Orders in Council (1806) attempted to stop world shipping with which nation? ::The British Orders in Council (1806) attempted to stop world shipping with which nation?::The British Orders in Council (1806) attempted to stop world shipping with which nation?{ =France#Correct ~United States#Incorrect ~Spain#Incorrect ~Russia#Incorrect ~Brazil.#Incorrect } // question: 261254 name: The congressional group that forcefully advocated war with Great Britain in 1812 was known as the ::The congressional group that forcefully advocated war with Great Britain in 1812 was known as the::The congressional group that forcefully advocated war with Great Britain in 1812 was known as the{ ~Red Sticks.#Incorrect =War Hawks.#Correct ~War Doves.#Incorrect ~Red Coats.#Incorrect ~Minutemen.#Incorrect } // question: 261267 name: The debate over the president's title was ::The debate over the president's title was::The debate over the president's title was{ =many weeks long.#Correct ~settled by the Constitution, which outlawed titles of all kinds.#Incorrect ~not resolved until after Washington's administration had ended.#Incorrect ~started by Jefferson who favored the title "His Elective Highness."#Incorrect ~settled by popular ballot.#Incorrect } // question: 261253 name: The Embargo Act (1807) cut off U.S. shipping with ::The Embargo Act (1807) cut off U.S. shipping with::The Embargo Act (1807) cut off U.S. shipping with{ ~England.#Incorrect ~France.#Incorrect ~France and England.#Incorrect ~Spain and Portugal.#Incorrect =foreign countries.#Correct } // question: 261292 name: The Embargo Act hurt ____ the worst. ::The Embargo Act hurt ____ the worst.::The Embargo Act hurt ____ the worst.{ ~western farmers#Incorrect ~southern plantation owners#Incorrect ~northern manufacturers#Incorrect ~Native Americans#Incorrect =the seaport cities of the northeast#Correct } // question: 261268 name: The First Amendment to the Constitution guaranteed ::The First Amendment to the Constitution guaranteed::The First Amendment to the Constitution guaranteed{ ~no cruel and unusual punishment.#Incorrect ~voting rights for white adult men.#Incorrect =freedom of speech, press, and religion.#Correct ~the right to bear arms.#Incorrect ~the right to trial by jury.#Incorrect } // question: 261285 name: The First Congress's first action was to ::The First Congress's first action was to::The First Congress's first action was to{ ~approve the Bill of Rights.#Incorrect ~create a federal court system.#Incorrect ~create the executive departments of War, State, and Treasury.#Incorrect ~declare war on France.#Incorrect =pass a tariff on imports.#Correct } // question: 261245 name: The first contested presidential election in the United States was in ::The first contested presidential election in the United States was in::The first contested presidential election in the United States was in{ ~1788.#Incorrect ~1792.#Incorrect =1796.#Correct ~1800.#Incorrect ~1804.#Incorrect } // question: 261284 name: The first controversy of the Washington administration involved the ::The first controversy of the Washington administration involved the::The first controversy of the Washington administration involved the{ =dignity to attach to the president's office.#Correct ~location of the nation's capital.#Incorrect ~role of the cabinet in formulating policy.#Incorrect ~name of the new country.#Incorrect ~salary to be given to the president.#Incorrect } // question: 261280 name: The first judge to be removed from office as a result of impeachment proceedings was ::The first judge to be removed from office as a result of impeachment proceedings was::The first judge to be removed from office as a result of impeachment proceedings was{ ~John Marshall.#Incorrect ~John Randolph.#Incorrect ~Samuel Chase.#Incorrect =John Pickering.#Correct ~Aaron Burr.#Incorrect } // question: 261260 name: The hero of the Battle of New Orleans was ::The hero of the Battle of New Orleans was::The hero of the Battle of New Orleans was{ ~William Henry Harrison.#Incorrect ~James Monroe.#Incorrect =Andrew Jackson.#Correct ~Ulysses S. Grant.#Incorrect ~Tecumseh.#Incorrect } // question: 261269 name: The Judiciary Act of 1789 ::The Judiciary Act of 1789::The Judiciary Act of 1789{ ~provided that all Supreme Court cases must originate in federal circuit courts.#Incorrect ~gave Congress the power to remove federal judges from office.#Incorrect =established a six-member Supreme Court and set up the federal district and circuit court system.#Correct ~was the most important piece of legislation passed during Washington's presidency.#Incorrect ~gave Congress the power to appoint Supreme Court justices.#Incorrect } // question: 261265 name: The Lewis and Clark expedition was partly guided by the Indian ::The Lewis and Clark expedition was partly guided by the Indian::The Lewis and Clark expedition was partly guided by the Indian{ ~Pocahontas.#Incorrect ~Tecumseh.#Incorrect ~Tenskwatawa.#Incorrect =Sacajawea.#Correct ~Red Sticks.#Incorrect } // question: 261282 name: The Louisiana Purchase ::The Louisiana Purchase::The Louisiana Purchase{ ~occurred during the War of 1812.#Incorrect ~was acquired from Spain.#Incorrect ~was strongly supported by the Federalist party.#Incorrect ~was opposed by most Republicans who feared it would result in population declines east of the Mississippi.#Incorrect =was prompted by an impending war between England and France and by a slave rebellion in Saint Dominique (Haiti).#Correct } // question: 261251 name: The Louisiana Territory was purchased from ::The Louisiana Territory was purchased from::The Louisiana Territory was purchased from{ ~Spain.#Incorrect ~Great Britain.#Incorrect ~Portugal.#Incorrect =France.#Correct ~Native Americans.#Incorrect } // question: 261261 name: The man most responsible for the establishment of the system of government finance was ::The man most responsible for the establishment of the system of government finance was::The man most responsible for the establishment of the system of government finance was{ ~James Madison.#Incorrect ~George Washington.#Incorrect =Alexander Hamilton.#Correct ~Thomas Jefferson.#Incorrect ~Henry Knox.#Incorrect } // question: 261294 name: The new government's chief source of income was to be ::The new government's chief source of income was to be::The new government's chief source of income was to be{ =a tariff on imports.#Correct ~an income tax.#Incorrect ~harbor and customs duties.#Incorrect ~excise taxes on domestic manufactures.#Incorrect ~interest on loans.#Incorrect } // question: 261263 name: The political party that formed around Washington and Hamilton in the 1790s was the ____ party. ::The political party that formed around Washington and Hamilton in the 1790s was the ____ party.::The political party that formed around Washington and Hamilton in the 1790s was the ____ party.{ =Federalist#Correct ~Democratic Republican#Incorrect ~National Republican#Incorrect ~Anti-Federalist#Incorrect ~Whig.#Incorrect } // question: 261241 name: The principal author of the Bill of Rights was ::The principal author of the Bill of Rights was::The principal author of the Bill of Rights was{ =James Madison.#Correct ~Thomas Jefferson.#Incorrect ~Ben Franklin.#Incorrect ~Alexander Hamilton.#Incorrect ~George Washington.#Incorrect } // question: 261272 name: The purpose of the excise tax on whiskey was to ::The purpose of the excise tax on whiskey was to::The purpose of the excise tax on whiskey was to{ ~prevent a political uprising in the west.#Incorrect ~cut down on alcohol consumption in the United States.#Incorrect =establish the federal government's right to pass and collect internal taxes.#Correct ~drive the small independent whiskey producers out of business.#Incorrect ~solidify support for the Republican party.#Incorrect } // question: 261258 name: The Treaty of Ghent (1814), ending the War of 1812, can be best described as ::The Treaty of Ghent (1814), ending the War of 1812, can be best described as::The Treaty of Ghent (1814), ending the War of 1812, can be best described as{ ~a British victory.#Incorrect ~an American victory.#Incorrect =a draw.#Correct ~all of the above.#Incorrect ~an Indian victory.#Incorrect } // question: 261283 name: The undeclared naval war between France and the United States was focused in the ::The undeclared naval war between France and the United States was focused in the::The undeclared naval war between France and the United States was focused in the{ ~North Atlantic.#Incorrect =Caribbean.#Correct ~South Atlantic.#Incorrect ~Great Lakes.#Incorrect ~Pacific.#Incorrect } // question: 261247 name: The Virginia and Kentucky Resolves ::The Virginia and Kentucky Resolves::The Virginia and Kentucky Resolves{ ~were written by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.#Incorrect ~declared that the Alien and Sedition Acts gave the national government powers not mentioned in the Constitution.#Incorrect ~asserted that states could invalidate or nullify federal laws.#Incorrect ~interpreted the constitution as a compact between states.#Incorrect =all of the above.#Correct } // question: 261249 name: The winner of the presidential election of 1800 was ::The winner of the presidential election of 1800 was::The winner of the presidential election of 1800 was{ ~James Madison.#Incorrect ~John Adams.#Incorrect =Thomas Jefferson.#Correct ~James Monroe.#Incorrect ~Aaron Burr.#Incorrect } // question: 261277 name: The XYZ Affair ::The XYZ Affair::The XYZ Affair{ ~took place during the presidency of Thomas Jefferson.#Incorrect ~was a failed attempt by Treasury officials to embezzle public education funds.#Incorrect =saw French officials demand a bribe in return for improving relations with the United States.#Correct ~was a scandal involving John Adams's secretary of war and the wife of the French ambassador.#Incorrect ~involved the British practice of impressment.#Incorrect } // question: 261266 name: Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic-Republicans favored ::Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic-Republicans favored::Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic-Republicans favored{ =promoting the revolutionary concepts of limited government.#Correct ~establishing stronger ties with England instead of France.#Incorrect ~the economic interests of merchants, bankers, and businessmen.#Incorrect ~expanding the power of the national government.#Incorrect ~a national government with no executive leader.#Incorrect } // question: 261293 name: Washington and his closest advisers came to be called ::Washington and his closest advisers came to be called::Washington and his closest advisers came to be called{ ~Washingtonians.#Incorrect ~Republicans.#Incorrect =Federalists.#Correct ~Constitutionalists.#Incorrect ~Democrats.#Incorrect } // question: 261273 name: Which of the following accurately contrasts the views of Hamilton and Jefferson? ::Which of the following accurately contrasts the views of Hamilton and Jefferson?::Which of the following accurately contrasts the views of Hamilton and Jefferson?{ =Hamilton wanted to expand federal power; Jefferson wanted to limit it.#Correct ~Hamilton protected the interests of working-class citizens; Jefferson protected the wealthy planters and merchants.#Incorrect ~Hamilton's support came from the South and West; Jefferson's from the Northeast.#Incorrect ~Hamilton patterned his program after the French model; Jefferson copied the English system.#Incorrect ~Hamilton upheld the ideals of the Revolution; Jefferson emphasized the need for law and order.#Incorrect } // question: 261278 name: Which of the following best describes John Adams during his presidency? ::Which of the following best describes John Adams during his presidency?::Which of the following best describes John Adams during his presidency?{ ~He had an optimistic faith in the goodness and support of the American people.#Incorrect ~He helped pass legislation that strengthened constitutional protection of the freedoms of speech and press.#Incorrect =He had an embattled mentality and feared he was surrounded by enemies.#Correct ~He was bored with dull public life and decided not to run for a second term.#Incorrect ~He united his political party and proved to be an effective leader.#Incorrect } // question: 261248 name: Which of the following best describes John Adams's term in office? ::Which of the following best describes John Adams's term in office?::Which of the following best describes John Adams's term in office?{ ~It was successful.#Incorrect =It was embattled.#Correct ~It was uneventful.#Incorrect ~It was successful domestically but unsuccessful in foreign affairs.#Incorrect ~It united the Federalist Party but led to intense opposition from the Republicans.#Incorrect } // question: 261287 name: Which of the following is not true about the election of 1796? ::Which of the following is not true about the election of 1796?::Which of the following is not true about the election of 1796?{ =The major candidates campaigned in person.#Correct ~It resulted in the president and vice president being from different parties.#Incorrect ~Newspaper editors and foreign governments were very involved in shaping the outcome.#Incorrect ~It was decided in the states of Pennsylvania and New York.#Incorrect ~John Adams won.#Incorrect } // question: 261262 name: Which of the following is not true about the Whiskey Rebellion? ::Which of the following is not true about the Whiskey Rebellion?::Which of the following is not true about the Whiskey Rebellion?{ ~It was fought over the tax on whiskey.#Incorrect ~It was quelled by Washington and twelve thousand militia men.#Incorrect =It was centered in rural New York.#Correct ~It was seen as a challenge to the power of the federal government.#Incorrect ~President Washington pardoned the rebels.#Incorrect } // question: 261289 name: Which of the following is true concerning the Alien and Sedition Acts? ::Which of the following is true concerning the Alien and Sedition Acts?::Which of the following is true concerning the Alien and Sedition Acts?{ ~Many states joined Kentucky and Virginia in opposing them.#Incorrect ~The Sedition Act led to the prosecution of fourteen Federalists.#Incorrect ~They were passed by Congress at the instigation of John Adams.#Incorrect =President Adams never used the powers granted under the Alien Act.#Correct ~none of the above.#Incorrect } // question: 261257 name: Which of the following was not a resolution of the Hartford Convention? ::Which of the following was not a resolution of the Hartford Convention?::Which of the following was not a resolution of the Hartford Convention?{ ~to remove the "three-fifths clause" from the Constitution#Incorrect ~to deny the right of naturalized citizens to hold office#Incorrect =to end the War of 1812 immediately#Correct ~to make it increasingly difficult for a new state to enter the union#Incorrect ~to require two-thirds majority of both houses to declare war#Incorrect } // question: 261309 name: "The Star-Spangled Banner" was written by William Henry Harrison during the War of 1812. ::"The Star-Spangled Banner" was written by William Henry Harrison during the War of 1812.::"The Star-Spangled Banner" was written by William Henry Harrison during the War of 1812.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261329 name: Aaron Burr was convicted of treason. ::Aaron Burr was convicted of treason.::Aaron Burr was convicted of treason.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261312 name: After taking office, Thomas Jefferson increased the number of federal governmental balls and dinners. ::After taking office, Thomas Jefferson increased the number of federal governmental balls and dinners.::After taking office, Thomas Jefferson increased the number of federal governmental balls and dinners.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261306 name: Although Federalists opposed the embargo of 1807 in principle, once it went into operation they complied without exception. ::Although Federalists opposed the embargo of 1807 in principle, once it went into operation they complied without exception.::Although Federalists opposed the embargo of 1807 in principle, once it went into operation they complied without exception.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261321 name: As President Jefferson insisted on giving an increasingly powerful role to the military in domestic affairs. ::As President Jefferson insisted on giving an increasingly powerful role to the military in domestic affairs.::As President Jefferson insisted on giving an increasingly powerful role to the military in domestic affairs.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261311 name: Charles Cotesworth Pinckney was John Adams's running mate in the election of 1796. ::Charles Cotesworth Pinckney was John Adams's running mate in the election of 1796.::Charles Cotesworth Pinckney was John Adams's running mate in the election of 1796.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261295 name: Citizen Edmond Genêt was a French government official who commissioned American privateers to harass British shipping. ::Citizen Edmond Genêt was a French government official who commissioned American privateers to harass British shipping.::Citizen Edmond Genêt was a French government official who commissioned American privateers to harass British shipping.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261317 name: Congress gave itself the power to appoint the heads of the executive department. ::Congress gave itself the power to appoint the heads of the executive department.::Congress gave itself the power to appoint the heads of the executive department.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261307 name: Federal judges receive lifetime appointments and can be removed from office by impeachment only. ::Federal judges receive lifetime appointments and can be removed from office by impeachment only.::Federal judges receive lifetime appointments and can be removed from office by impeachment only.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261331 name: Federalists enthusiastically supported the Embargo Act of 1807. ::Federalists enthusiastically supported the Embargo Act of 1807.::Federalists enthusiastically supported the Embargo Act of 1807.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261313 name: In 1811-12, a united Democratic-Republican party controlled both houses of Congress. ::In 1811-12, a united Democratic-Republican party controlled both houses of Congress.::In 1811-12, a united Democratic-Republican party controlled both houses of Congress.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261332 name: James Madison was President of the United States during the War of 1812. ::James Madison was President of the United States during the War of 1812.::James Madison was President of the United States during the War of 1812.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261297 name: Jay's Treaty was unanimously praised in the United States. ::Jay's Treaty was unanimously praised in the United States.::Jay's Treaty was unanimously praised in the United States.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261326 name: Jefferson believed that federal judges should be elected by popular ballot. ::Jefferson believed that federal judges should be elected by popular ballot.::Jefferson believed that federal judges should be elected by popular ballot.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261304 name: John Adams chose the title "His Elective Highness" for the president and it is still used today. ::John Adams chose the title "His Elective Highness" for the president and it is still used today.::John Adams chose the title "His Elective Highness" for the president and it is still used today.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261303 name: John Adams's vice president during his one term in office was his archenemy, Alexander Hamilton. ::John Adams's vice president during his one term in office was his archenemy, Alexander Hamilton.::John Adams's vice president during his one term in office was his archenemy, Alexander Hamilton.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261328 name: Marbury vs. Madison set the precedence for judicial review. ::Marbury vs. Madison set the precedence for judicial review.::Marbury vs. Madison set the precedence for judicial review.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261302 name: Not one Federalist supported Madison's declaration of war in 1812. ::Not one Federalist supported Madison's declaration of war in 1812.::Not one Federalist supported Madison's declaration of war in 1812.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261314 name: Purchasing Louisiana necessitated an increase in the size of the military to protect the new territory. ::Purchasing Louisiana necessitated an increase in the size of the military to protect the new territory.::Purchasing Louisiana necessitated an increase in the size of the military to protect the new territory.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261333 name: Strongest support for the War of 1812 came from New England. ::Strongest support for the War of 1812 came from New England.::Strongest support for the War of 1812 came from New England.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261298 name: The "undeclared war with France" was fought because France was seizing American ships that were trading with Great Britain. ::The "undeclared war with France" was fought because France was seizing American ships that were trading with Great Britain.::The "undeclared war with France" was fought because France was seizing American ships that were trading with Great Britain.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261308 name: The "War Hawks" were northeastern Federalists who opposed the War of 1812. ::The "War Hawks" were northeastern Federalists who opposed the War of 1812.::The "War Hawks" were northeastern Federalists who opposed the War of 1812.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261299 name: The 1807 Embargo Act was a motivating force for American commerce. ::The 1807 Embargo Act was a motivating force for American commerce.::The 1807 Embargo Act was a motivating force for American commerce.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261300 name: The Capitol and president's home were burned by the British during the War of 1812. ::The Capitol and president's home were burned by the British during the War of 1812.::The Capitol and president's home were burned by the British during the War of 1812.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261305 name: The choice of the site for Washington, D.C., was determined by a deal among Hamilton, Madison, and Jefferson. ::The choice of the site for Washington, D.C., was determined by a deal among Hamilton, Madison, and Jefferson.::The choice of the site for Washington, D.C., was determined by a deal among Hamilton, Madison, and Jefferson.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261334 name: The congressmen known as War Hawks came from the South and West. ::The congressmen known as War Hawks came from the South and West.::The congressmen known as War Hawks came from the South and West.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261320 name: The crisis with France allowed the High Federalists to push their domestic agenda despite the opposition of President Adams. ::The crisis with France allowed the High Federalists to push their domestic agenda despite the opposition of President Adams.::The crisis with France allowed the High Federalists to push their domestic agenda despite the opposition of President Adams.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261318 name: The debate over the national bank was the first to raise the question of "necessary and proper" laws and actions. ::The debate over the national bank was the first to raise the question of "necessary and proper" laws and actions.::The debate over the national bank was the first to raise the question of "necessary and proper" laws and actions.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261330 name: The Embargo Act of 1807 hurt the American economy more than it did the British. ::The Embargo Act of 1807 hurt the American economy more than it did the British.::The Embargo Act of 1807 hurt the American economy more than it did the British.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261310 name: The excise tax that sparked the Whiskey Rebellion had not applied to any other commodity. ::The excise tax that sparked the Whiskey Rebellion had not applied to any other commodity.::The excise tax that sparked the Whiskey Rebellion had not applied to any other commodity.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261323 name: The Hartford Convention declared the secession of the New England states. ::The Hartford Convention declared the secession of the New England states.::The Hartford Convention declared the secession of the New England states.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261316 name: The Lewis and Clark expedition traveled more than 1,600 miles on the Missouri River. ::The Lewis and Clark expedition traveled more than 1,600 miles on the Missouri River.::The Lewis and Clark expedition traveled more than 1,600 miles on the Missouri River.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261325 name: The national debt was significantly reduced during Jefferson's administration. ::The national debt was significantly reduced during Jefferson's administration.::The national debt was significantly reduced during Jefferson's administration.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261327 name: The Republicans impeached Chief Justice Samuel Chase and removed him from office. ::The Republicans impeached Chief Justice Samuel Chase and removed him from office.::The Republicans impeached Chief Justice Samuel Chase and removed him from office.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261324 name: The Treaty of Ghent merely returned the status quo prior to the war. ::The Treaty of Ghent merely returned the status quo prior to the war.::The Treaty of Ghent merely returned the status quo prior to the war.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261315 name: The War of 1812 was ended by the Treaty of Paris. ::The War of 1812 was ended by the Treaty of Paris.::The War of 1812 was ended by the Treaty of Paris.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261319 name: The Washington administration sided with Britain in its war against France only because it wanted to protect Anglo-American trade. ::The Washington administration sided with Britain in its war against France only because it wanted to protect Anglo-American trade.::The Washington administration sided with Britain in its war against France only because it wanted to protect Anglo-American trade.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261301 name: The Whiskey Rebellion was waged because of the desire to acquire cheaper alcoholic spirits for urban laborers. ::The Whiskey Rebellion was waged because of the desire to acquire cheaper alcoholic spirits for urban laborers.::The Whiskey Rebellion was waged because of the desire to acquire cheaper alcoholic spirits for urban laborers.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261296 name: Thomas Jefferson was less critical than the Federalists of the French Revolution. ::Thomas Jefferson was less critical than the Federalists of the French Revolution.::Thomas Jefferson was less critical than the Federalists of the French Revolution.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261322 name: With the Battle of New Orleans, the United States won the War of 1812. ::With the Battle of New Orleans, the United States won the War of 1812.::With the Battle of New Orleans, the United States won the War of 1812.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct}