The Early Republic

The Whiskey Rebellion challenged the idea that -

• the federal government had the power to pass and enforce tax laws

• a national military was needed for dealing with foreign threats

• the federal government could raise tariffs to protect industries

• a national court system was needed for resolving disputes between states

Which action completes this diagram

• oversee state government agencies

• Regulate the creation of new businesses

• establish a national bank

• eliminate protective tariffs

What was the cause of the Whiskey Rebellion?

• Farmers refused to pay taxes on whiskey
• Farmers refused to use grain to produce whiskey
• The government wouldn't allow the trade of whiskey
• The government made the production of whiskey illegal

Why did President Washington order the army to end the Whiskey Rebellion?

• He feared the citizens would start another revolution
• He felt it was his responsibility to protect tax collectors
• He saw the rebellion as a threat to the new government's authority
• He was more comfortable as a military leader than a political leader

According to Hamilton, how would a national bank serve the country's interests?

• It would eliminate the need for taxes
• It would create jobs for US citizens
• It would provide loans to businesspeople
• It would be a place for foreign countries to deposit money

Alexander Hamilton held which public office?

• President
• Secretary of the Interior
• Secretary of State
• Secretary of the Treasury

Who was against the idea of a National Bank?

• Jefferson
• Lincoln
• Trump
• Raegan

Which court case establishes Judicial Review?

• Mculloh V Maryland
• Marbury V Madison
• Plessy V Ferguson
• Hamilton V Jefferson

What is Judicial Review?

• The courts can review laws and declare them unconstitutional

• Judges have a review system for some court cases

• The courts have the ability to reverse a decision

Gibbons vs. Ogden (1824) established?

• The National Government can regulate trade between the states.

• The National Government can NOT regulate trade betweeen the states