1. Chapter 7 Test Review Be sure to review Washington and
Adams Reading Notes as well as the Resource Activity packet, along with the chapter review activity and Primetimes.

2. Precedents
The traditions established by George Washington are known as

3. “Mr. President” The Cabinet Remain Neutral Annual State of the Union Address 2 Term limit
5 of these traditions were?

4. “Mr. President” 2 Term limit
Of these 5 traditions, which 2 reflect the democratic ideals that our government was founded upon?

5. State, Treasury, Defense & Attorney General (Justice)
In 1789, Congress set up what 4 departments to help President Washington run the government?

6. Bill of Rights
The ?????? limits the power of government and protects the rights of individuals

7. Southern States
Which states did not like Hamilton's plan to pay off the federal debt because they owed less for the cost of the American Revolution than Northern states and had already paid off most of their debt?

8. Washington, D.C.
As a compromise with the Southern States – the new national capital would be established in the south and would be called?

9. Neutrality Proclamation /Proclamation of Neutrality
The ??????? barred French and English warships from American ports.

10. Federal Courts
????? Were established by the Judiciary Act of

11. Whiskey Rebellion
The ?????? was a civil uprising against the taxing power of the federal government.

12. Jay’s Treaty
Many people opposed ????? Treaty because it did not deal with the impressment of American citizens

13. Two
Although asked to serve more, Washington only served ___ terms.

14. Jefferson and Hamilton
As members of Washington's cabinet, ?????? and ?????? disagreed on economic policy and matters of foreign relations.

15. Political Parties
Washington expressed concern that ?????? were a threat to the ability of the people in government to work together.

16. Federalists
This party believed in a strong federal government that used representatives to speak for the people.

17. State
What department handles relations with other nations?

18. Democratic-Republicans
Which political party believed in strong state governments, strict construction, rule by ordinary people and free trade.

19. Federalists
Which party believed in national supremacy, loose construction, rule by the wealthy, and a protective tariff?

20. Nullify (cancel) federal laws that they did not agree with
The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions suggested that states could ????

21. Bill of Rights
What are the first 10 amendments that were added to the Constitution?

22. National Debt
The amount the nation's government owes is called the

23. Thomas Jefferson/Democratic Republicans
Believed in an alliance with the French, economy based on agriculture and state banks

24. Alien / Sedition
Congress passed the _____ and ____ Acts in an effort to protect the security of the nation.

25. Naturalization Act
What made it more difficult for white aliens to become citizens? **increased the amount of time you had to live in the U.S. to become a citizen.

26. “Necessary and Proper” (elastic)
Alexander Hamilton argued that although not expressly written in the Constitution, the creation of a national bank is allowed based on the ________ clause.

27. Alexander Hamilton/Federalists
Believed in the creation of a national bank, an economy based on manufacturing and shipping, and were pro-British.

28. It discouraged immigration and some foreigners already in the U. S
It discouraged immigration and some foreigners already in the U.S. left the country
What was one effect of Alien Act passed by the Federalist-controlled Congress in 1798?

29. States’ Rights
The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of and 1799 spelled out a theory of

30. France, 1st
The threat of war with _____ made Americans suspicious of noncitizens and encouraged the passage of the Sedition Act, which contradicted the _____ Amendment to the Constitution?

31. Sedition Act
What law made it illegal to criticize the government?

32. Sedition Act
What made it a crime to speak, write, or publish "false, scandalous and malicious" criticisms of the government?

33. Right of Deposit at the Port of New Orleans
In addition to setting the boundary with Spain at the 31st parallel, what else did Pinckney’s treaty give the United States?

34. XYZ Affair
crisis with France over a bribe

35. Neutrality Proclamation
prevented U.S. citizens from getting involved in European affairs

36. Civil Liberties (rights)
The First Amendment protects the _____ of individuals in the United States.

37. The states (reserved powers)
James Madison hoped that the Tenth Amendment would allow him to use _____ as protection against the powers of the national government.

38. Individual person (or group)
George Washington warns that conflicts between political parties can lead to absolute power of an _____ over rule by “the people.”

39. Jefferson and Hamilton
These two advisors in Washington’s Cabinet were often at odds and unable to work together.

40. Edmond Randolph
first Attorney General

41. John Jay
first Chief Justice of the United States

42. John Adams
first vice president

43. Ensure domestic tranquility
Which goal of the Preamble was Washington able to address with the forced shut down of the Whiskey Rebellion?

44. Henry Knox
first Sect. of War (Defense)

45. State Department
handles relations with foreign nations

46. Treasury Department
deals with financial matters

47. War Department (Defense)
deals with nation's defense