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CHAPTER 10 1. According to the text, why did Americans face an uphill battle in constructing and following a new Constitution? 2. At what rate was the Republic growing in 1789? 3. What was the population of the United States in 1790? Why do we know this number? 4. Despite the flourishing cities, what percentage of the population lived in rural areas? 5. What will be the first state to enter the union after the original thirteen? 6. What was unique about George Washington s Electoral College victory in 1789 compared to all other presidents? How was he elected? 7. What qualities did Washington possess which helped make him our Father of our Country? 8. What famous quote is associated with Washington concerning firsts? 9. Why did Washington create his cabinet? 10. Which branch of the government created the first three cabinet positions? 11. What were the first three cabinet positions and were their Secretaries? 12. How many cabinet positions do we presently have (can t trust the book, because it s missing The Department of Homeland Security)? 13. How were 26 of the 27 Constitutional Amendments ratified? 14. What is unique about James Madison creating both the Constitution and the Bill of Rights?

15. List the first ten amendments and what they protect. What two amendments were never ratified? What was the purpose for the creation of the bill of rights? 16. What did the Judiciary Act of 1789 create? 17. How many members did SCOTUS originally have? Now? 18. How were Jefferson and Hamilton s views different concerning government? 19. What does E Pluribus Unum mean? 20. What is the motto of the US? 21. Why did Alexander Hamilton favor a national debt? How as Hamilton going to pay for the debt? 22. What did the Compromise of 1790 (first of three compromises every thirty years to try and prevent a Civil War) do? 23. Which excise tax will cause Washington to deploy the National Army? Where was the rebellion? 24. What is Hamilton s rationale for the creation of a Bank of the United States? 25. According to Thomas Jefferson, which Amendment to the Constitution prohibited the federal government from creating a Bank of the United States? 26. Which clause will be used to justify the creation of the Bank of the United States? 27. Which type of power allowed Congress to create the Bank of the United States? 28. What type of interpretation of the Constitution did Hamilton use in the creation of the Bank of the United States? Which interpretation did Jefferson want used? 29. How long was the Bank of the United States first chartered for?

30. What is Old Monongahela Rye? 31. What was the cry by PA citizens concerning the Whiskey tax? 32. This political party is most associated with Alexander Hamilton? 33. In what year did the modern day Democratic Party evolve? 34. In what year did the modern day Republican Party evolve? 35. During what time period was there one party conscience? 36. In what Presidential election did we see the death of the Federalist Party? Who was elected president? 37. What was the major cause of the death of the Federalist Party (not in this chapter)? 38. How did the Founding Fathers envision political parties? 39. What type of party system do we have in the United States? 40. Which political party would have supported the French Revolution? 41. What surprising proclamation did Washington make in 1793 and what did it concern? 42. Who was Citizen Edmond Genêt? 43. What was Citizen Genêt s major mistake (not addressed in the chapter)? 44. How did Washington s neutrality help US trade? 45. How did the British upset the Americans in the French West Indies?

46. Why did the Federalists refuse to challenge the British after the many things they did to the Americans? 47. What promise did the British make in Jay s treaty again? 48. What other concession did the British make in Jay s treaty? 49. Which provision left out of Jay s treaty upset Americans? 50. What unintended consequence did Jay s treaty have upon party politics? 51. Which treaty was signed between the US and Spain granting the Americans free navigation of the Mississippi and the large disputed territory north of Florida? 52. What tradition established by Washington would last until the 1940s? 53. Which president broke with Washington s tradition? 54. What type of alliances did Washington favor? 55. Which amendment will term limit the President? 56. What two major goals had Washington accomplished in his presidency according to the text? 57. What was unique about the election results of the election of 1796 concerning the President and VP? 58. What nickname did his critics use in describing John Adams? 59. Who did John Adams regard as the most ruthless, impatient, artful, indefatigable and unprincipled intriguer in the US, if not the world? 60. The war faction of the Federalist party was referred to as

61. This event caused an unofficial war between the United States and France? Describe the event. 62. Who were XYZ? 63. What famous cry came out of the XYZ Affair? Why is the XYZ Affair considered important? 64. What was the purposes of the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798? 65. What two documents will be written by Jefferson and Madison concerning the Federalist witch-hunt? 66. What policy will these two documents create which will be used in the mid-1800s concerning slavery? 67. Why did Hamiltonians distrust full-blown democracy? 68. Which presidential candidate was called a godless heathen? 69. Place the following in Chronological Order: Virginia and Kentucky resolutions, First official census, XYZ affair, Washington reelected president, Judiciary Act of 1789, Convention of 1800, Battle of Fallen Timbers. (WRITE IT OUT)