history midterm

5 Written Questions

1. necessary written constitution stating that peoples rights and limiting the government
2. opposed national bank, believed in strict constitution, weaker federal gov,
3. political party created by washington and hamilton.
4. increase englands prosperity $$$$
5. john smith ordered people to work agriculture

5 Matching Questions

1. Washingtons farewell address
2. peace of paris (1763)
3. declatory act
4. puritans hopes in america
5. first controversy of Washington

1. a warned against foreign policies
2. b wealth, religion
3. c ended french and indian war, britian got everything east of mississippi
4. d dignity attached to presidents administration
5. e parliaments absolute right to legislate from colonies

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Battle of Lexington
   1. virtual representation argument
   2. first amendment to the constitution
   3. first state constitutions
   4. first fighting between redcoats and minutemen
2. sam adams created after boston massacre
   1. northwest ordinance
   2. constitution designed
   3. Battle of Fallen Timbers
   4. committee of correspondence
3. house based on population, senate every gets two
   1. declatory act
   2. Great Compromise/CT
   3. albany congress
   4. coercive acts
4. closed port to boston, reorganized MA government
   1. coercive acts
   2. republicans
   3. Antifederalists
   4. Federalists
5. attempt to united british mainland colonies into federation
   1. albany congress
   2. republicans
   3. treaty of paris
   4. Hamilton plan

5 True/False Questions

1. judiciary act of 1789 → no going west of appalachinans

   True        False

2. committee of correspondence → coordinate intercolonial communication and organize efforts to defend american liberties

   True        False

3. pinckneys treaty → spanish gave US free navigation to the Mississippi River

   True        False

4. Alien and Sedition Acts → attempt to united british mainland colonies into federation

   True        False

5. first amendment to the constitution → checks and balances

   True        False